Taxes That the British Attempted to Impose on the American

question 46

Multiple Choice

Taxes that the British attempted to impose on the American colonies in the years leading up to the Revolutionary War included all of the following except

• A) the Sugar Act, which imposed a tax on sugar.
• B) the Stamp Act, which taxed legal documents and newspapers.
• C) duties on glass, lead, and paint.
• D) a tax on tea.
• E) an income tax.

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Comprehend the rights and obligations of employers and employees during strikes and picketing.

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