Summarize the purpose of the Currency Act.

C The Currency Act allowed Britain to better control the wealth of the colonies.

Summarize the colonists’ reaction to the Currency Act

A The colonists were angry because now they would struggle even more financially.
B The colonists were happy because now they felt like financial equals to the British.
C The colonists were angry because now they had more gold and silver than they could use.
D The colonists were happy because now their paper currency was regulated.

A The colonists were angry because now they would struggle even more financially.

are you sure?

Yes, I am sure. The colonists' reaction to the Currency Act was one of anger because it restricted their ability to manage their own economy and financial dealings, often exacerbating their financial struggles. The Act contributed to their resentment towards British control over colonial affairs.

Which of the following statements best summarizes the colonial response to the Stamp Act of 1765?

A The colonists were generally opposed to this act because it taxed them without their consent.
B The colonists were generally supportive of this act because it ended salutary neglect.
C The colonists were generally supportive of this act because it extended salutary neglect until the passage of the Declaratory Act.
D The colonists were generally opposed to this act because it regulated trade without their consent.

A The colonists were generally opposed to this act because it taxed them without their consent.