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American colonists protested against the sugar act,stamp act, townshend acts, and the tea act because they believed the acts directly violated their – a.religious freedom b.econ…

American colonists protested against the sugar act,stamp act, townshend acts, and the tea act because they believed the acts directly violated their – a.religious freedom b.econ…
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American colonists protested against the sugar act,stamp act, townshend acts, and the tea act because they believed

the acts directly violated their –
a.religious freedom
b.economic freedom
c.right to bear arms
d.right to a free education

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The answer is B:economic freedom
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