The Rebellion of Britain's North American Colonies Was Unique Among

question 38

Multiple Choice

The rebellion of Britain's North American colonies was unique among the social conflicts prior to 1789 because

• A)conflicts between elites and commoners were less severe than elsewhere.
• B)the revolutionaries appealed not to hereditary privileges but to theories of natural rights and popular sovereignty.
• C)a centralizing monarch attempted to impose tax reform and administrative efficiency without sufficient consultation.
• D)conflicts between elites and commoners were less severe than elsewhere and the revolutionaries appealed not to hereditary privileges but to theories of natural rights and popular sovereignty.
• E)All these answers are correct.

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