Answer:
Britain defended its colonial policies by arguing that the colonists had virtual representation in Parliament. The colonists insisted they must have actual representation.
Explanation:
While the colonists insisted on having their own, legitimate representation in the British Parliament, British officials argued that they were already properly represented via virtual representation. According to them, the Parliament did not have in mind only the interests of those who elected its members but of all British subjects, of everyone who resided on the territory of the British Empire.
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#1:C, #2: Harriet Tubman -helped the enslaved people, David Walker -did advocate for violence, Frederick Douglass -wrote about his personal experiences, William Lloyd Garrison was an advocate for nonviolence, #3: The Economic, Constitutional Convention, Articles of Confederation, and National, #4:A, #5:C, #6:B, #7:A and C, #8:B and E, #9:C and A, #10:D, #11:A and D, #12: Virtual and Actual, #13: The Stamp, Declaratory, and unity among the colonies, #14:B, #15:D, #16:C and D, #17: The Saratoga, New York, and The South, #18:B, #19:C, #20:B and E, #21:D, #22:B, #23: Northern states- Manufacturing and had Extensive Commerce, Southern states- Agriculture and had Limited Commerce .
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