What Was the Impact of Quartering Troops in the Colonies

question 16

Multiple Choice

What was the impact of quartering troops in the colonies?

• A) American colonists were shocked by the behavior of British troops.
• B) American colonists understood the necessity of quartering troops.
• C) American colonists happily worked overtime to produce enough food for their guests.
• D) American colonists grudgingly quartered troops, since they too were British citizens.

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