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МатематикаВопрос:
1. There was a ________ (a general agreement) between the colonists that the British Parliament was corrupt.
Ответ:
There was a consensus (a general agreement) between the colonists that the British Parliament was corrupt.
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- 1. There was a ________ (a general agreement) between the colonists that the British Parliament was corrupt.
- 2. The American colonists were charged with ________ (the crime of betraying your country) when they called the British government corrupt.
- 3. The colonists began to ________ (a violent disturbance by a group of people) when the new tax laws were introduced.
- 4. The British Parliament had a ________ (to have a personal reason for involvement) in keeping the colonists dependent on Great Britain for imports.
- 5. The British government ________ (to annul/reverse a law) its sugar tax to keep the colonist happy.
- 6. The colonists ________ (to publicly announce that somebody/something is wrong or evil) the use of troops to enforce British laws in the colonies.
- 7. The ________ (the situation of buying or selling) of imported goods between the American colonies and Great Britain was limited because the colonists had restricted trade from the county because of the tax laws.
- 8. The colonists didn't believe they were being treated as ________ (a person of the same age or social position) as their fellow Britons back in the mother country.
- 9. The colonists ________ (to feel bitter and unhappy at somebody/something) being asked to pay for the British national war debt.
- 10. The colonists felt ________ (to be reasonable or right morally or legally) in fighting against the British officials and soldiers who were forcing them to follow unfair laws from Britain.
- 11. The colonists came together and ________ (a general description of a plan) their strategy to oppose the British government and their tax laws.
- 12. The law was ________ (a synonym of repeal) and the colonists were able to trade with whomever they wanted.
- 13. The act was repealed and thus ________ (to no longer have force, binding power or authority). British officials in the colonies were no longer able to enforce the tax laws anymore.
- 14. The colonists ________ (to prepare a preliminary version of a document or plan) legislation that would one day become the Constitution.
- 15. The behaviour of the British officials ________ (to strengthen or support) the view of the colonists that the British government was acting like tyrants.
