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Social Studies, 06.05.2020 06:17 Khalifasmart21

Colonial society was made up of conflicting economic and political interests that made British rule possible. The Stamp Act and the Tea Act altered the interests of certain key sectors of colonial society, creating incentives to:

a. engage in collective action based on common goals
b. engage in formal bargaining to resolve these conflicts
c. delegate authority to the radicals
d. form a coalition with the royalists
e. free ride

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