Question

Multiple Choice. When Great Britain ended the period of Salutary Neglect, it changed the way it enforced colonial policies. Which right or privilege did the British take away, motivating some colonists to call for revolution?(1 point) Responses Colonists who served in militias were given pensions from the British. Colonists who served in militias were given pensions from the British. All colonists were granted equal rights and privileges under the law. All colonists were granted equal rights and privileges under the law. All colonists were allowed to practice any religion that they chose. All colonists were allowed to practice any religion that they chose. Colonists elected the members of local legislatures that imposed taxes. Colonists elected the members of local legislatures that imposed taxes.

Answer 1

The correct response is: Colonists elected the members of local legislatures that imposed taxes.

When Great Britain ended the period of Salutary Neglect and began to enforce stricter control over the colonies, one of the key issues was the imposition of taxes without colonial representation, which ultimately motivated colonists to call for revolution.