Why did the Tea Act of 1773 anger many American colonists?

The law made tea difficult to buy.

The law restricted them from buying tea.

The law ended the tea trade in the colonies.

The law forced them to buy taxed tea.

Why did the Haitian Revolution occur? I know this was one of the most successful slave rebellions that ended french control and slavery, but what triggered this event to happen?

How did World War II lead to one of the largest population shifts in U. S. History?

The Harappan civilization owes its development in large part to which geographical feature? A. The Andes Mountains. B. The Indus River. C. The Fertile Crescent. D. The Yellow River valley

All of these territories came under the control of the United States following what conflict

In which state was the population greater than 15 percent of the total population

Which example shows how immigrants resisted the "Americanization Movement"? A. Enrolling in public schools to learn English B. Taking night classes to study US history C.

The Ming Dynasty came to power in 1368 A. D. While in power, several of the rulers started projects to revitalize and rebuild China. An example of this restoration process is A. a resurgence of traditional social practices. B.

Which of these statements best explains the role of the colonies in the Trans-Atlantic trade system? A. The colonies sent slaves to Africa. B. The colonies enslaved American Indians and sent them to Europe. C.

What is it called when the seller faces no competition, as he is the sole seller of goods and enjoys the power of setting the price for his goods

Determine the impact of significant figures associated with ancient rome julius caesar, tiberius and gaius gracchus, mark antony and cleopatra, hadrian, augustus caesar.