Question

how did the stamp act, the tea act, and the intolerable acts encourage american colonists to consider revolution against b
a they showed that the british military could no longer protect them against french, spanish, or native america
b they representing an new and vigorous effort in britain to end the slave trade to and within the american colc
c they resulted in taxes being increased in the american colonies, though colonists had no members in parlia against the tax increases.
d they increased the conflict between colonists and neighboring native american tribes.

Explanation:

The Stamp Act, Tea Act, and Intolerable Acts were all related to taxation. The colonists had no representation in the British Parliament (no members to voice their opposition) yet were being taxed. This was a major grievance. Option C correctly highlights this aspect. Option A is incorrect as these acts were not about military protection. Option B is wrong as these acts had nothing to do with the slave - trade. Option D is also incorrect as these acts did not directly increase conflict with Native American tribes.

Answer:

C. They resulted in taxes being increased in the American colonies, though colonists had no members in Parliament against the tax increases.