Correct. The answer is b. One of the reasons that some members of Parliament stated in opposition to the Stamp Act was that it was unacceptable for them to levy a tax that they did not have to pay themselves.

Incorrect. The answer is b. One of the reasons that some members of Parliament stated in opposition to the Stamp Act was that it was unacceptable for them to levy a tax that they did not have to pay themselves.

Correct. The answer is a. Both the supporters and the opponents of the Stamp Act among the members of the British Parliament agreed that the body had supreme and unlimited authority over every part of the British Empire and that it had the legal power to tax.

Incorrect. The answer is a. Both the supporters and the opponents of the Stamp Act among the members of the British Parliament agreed that the body had supreme and unlimited authority over every part of the British Empire and that it had the legal power to tax.

Correct. The answer is b. Galloway advanced the position that British taxation was justified because it provided “fleets and armies” for the protection of the colonies against “the intrigues of France, and the incursions of the Canadians and their Indian allies.”

Incorrect. The answer is b. Galloway advanced the position that British taxation was justified because it provided “fleets and armies” for the protection of the colonies against “the intrigues of France, and the incursions of the Canadians and their Indian allies.”

Correct. The answer is d. Benjamin Franklin agreed with Galloway that the American colonies should have representation in Parliament. Galloway’s Plan was similar to Franklin’s 1754 proposal at the Albany Congress.

Incorrect. The answer is d. Benjamin Franklin agreed with Galloway that the American colonies should have representation in Parliament. Galloway’s Plan was similar to Franklin’s 1754 proposal at the Albany Congress.