Which act is being described?

when the grenville program issued increases in old taxes and the creation of new taxes in the colonies, officials were needed to enforce these new taxes. this act provided for the stationing of 10,000 british troops in the colonies. they were to be fed and clothed by the colonists.

intolerable acts
navigation acts
proclamation act of 1763
quartering act
stamp act
townshend act

The clayton antitrust act of 1914 a) was used to justify the cries for american involvement in war in europe. b) was passed to guarantee an alliance between the u.s. and the united kingdom during world war i. c) was declared unconstitutional in 1922 by the supreme court's decision in federal baseball club v. national league. d) was passed to tighten loopholes in the sherman antitrust act of 1890 and increase government control of "big business" and monopolies.

Explain why the greeks might not have had a great influence on the world if they had better farmland?

Prior to the 1948 presidential campaign, truman won back the support of labor unions by highlighting his opposition to the taft-hartley act. supporting the passage of the national security act. pushing for equal rights for african american citizens. opposing the strikes of railroad and mine workers.