Question

10.

The writs of assistance allowed customs officers to
confiscate goods from a colonist's home unless the colonists had proof of legal purchase
make searches for illegal goods without saying for what they were searching
make searches for illegal goods with a court order detailing what they expected to find
force colonists to inform on neighbors or family members who had illegal goods

Answer 1

Make searcher through goods without asking.

Step-by-step explanation:

The customs officers were British loyalists, and were willing to do anything to help out the British government in America.