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What did the Quartering Act of 1765 demand of Americans after the French
and Indian War?
OA)
that they pay for the feeding and sheltering of British soldiers who
remained behind to defend the colonies
that they pay for the wages of colonial governors appointed by the
king
ОС)
that they pay for the printing of pamphlets that explained the new
laws Americans were expected to follow
OD)
that they pay for the upkeep of the homes of colonial governors
appointed by the king

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That they pay for the feeding and sheltering of British soldiers who remained behind to defend the colonies
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Answer:

That they pay for the feeding and sheltering of British soldiers who remained behind to defend the colonies.

Explanation:

The Quartering Act of 1765 stated that Great Britain would house its soldiers in American barracks and public houses. If these were insufficient, then the soldiers would be housed in inns, stables, ale houses and uninhabited houses. Moreover, the cost of housing these soldiers would fall to colonial authorities. The Act was despised by most colonists and is often considered one of the reasons for the outbreak of the Revolutionary War.

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