Correct: The answer is c. Many of the taxes levied by the British Crown in the 1770s were attempts to recompense the money lost in the French and Indian War.

Incorrect: The answer is c. Many of the taxes levied by the British Crown in the 1770s were attempts to recompense the money lost in the French and Indian War.

Correct: The answer is c. Inglis argues that the connection with Great Britain benefited the colonies economically and militarily. Without the Crown’s resources, Inglis asserts that the colonies would have difficulty raising a navy and that their imports would be restricted.

Incorrect: The answer is c. Inglis argues that the connection with Great Britain benefited the colonies economically and militarily. Without the Crown’s resources, Inglis asserts that the colonies would have difficulty raising a navy and that their imports would be restricted.

Correct: The answer is a. Griffits asserts that Paine writes not out of principle, but for “lucre.”

Incorrect: The answer is a. Griffits asserts that Paine writes not out of principle, but for “lucre.”

Correct: The answer is d. By 1775, debates between loyalists and patriots were hashed out in the public, through pamphlets, newspapers, and political cartoons.

Incorrect: The answer is d. By 1775, debates between loyalists and patriots were hashed out in the public, through pamphlets, newspapers, and political cartoons.

Correct: The answer is a. At the close of the American Revolution, escaped slaves who had been loyal to the British were loaded onto ships and taken away from America. King landed in Nova Scotia.

Incorrect: The answer is a. At the close of the American Revolution, escaped slaves who had been loyal to the British were loaded onto ships and taken away from America. King landed in Nova Scotia.