Americans insisted that they be taxed by their own assemblies because they held to John Locke’s dictum,
A. that government governs best which governs least.
B. that all men are created equal.
C. that property guarantees liberty.
D. that there should be no taxation without representation.
Answer:C
Americans insisted that they be taxed by their own assemblies because they held to John Locke’s dictum,
A. that government governs best which governs least. B. that all men are created equal. C. that property guarantees liberty. D. that there should be no taxation without representation.