One of the Basic Liberties Sought by the Colonists Through

question 78

Multiple Choice

 One of the basic liberties sought by the colonists through independence from Great Britain was 

• A) freedom from taxation without representation. 
• B) the right to bear arms and to defend life and property. 
• C) freedom to assemble in public and to engage in public debate. 
• D) the right to own and trade slaves. 
• E) the right to travel.

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