What was an unintended effect of the writs of assistance passed by great britain on the colonies after the french and indian war? a) it discouraged the colonists from sending goods to europe. b) it created less desire for colonial trade goods around the world. c) it soothed colonial businesses that had lost money to smugglers. d) it angered colonists who felt they were being searched without warrant.

The right answer is D) They angered colonists who felt they were being searched without warrant. With the goal of reducing or avoiding the practice of smuggling, which was particularly extended among Boston merchants and posed a threat to British interests, Customs Writs of Assistance were passed in order to authorize officials to search, at any time, for illegally transported goods in ships or buildings (even private buildings) that might look suspicious of holding such goods. This indeed angered colonists because they felt that their rights were not being respected.    

nicely as to join and when they said no punch them in the face and run away

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which statement explains one of the reasons world war 1 was so much more destructive than earlier conflicts