The Townshend laws were imposed by the British in American colonies in the year of ?

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A1761

B1762

C1767

D1768

Answer:

The Townshend Acts were imposed by the British on the American colonies in the year 1767.
These laws placed duties on imported goods such as glass, paint, paper, and tea, aiming to raise revenue for the British government.
They were widely opposed by the colonists, leading to protests and boycotts, which escalated tensions between Britain and the colonies.

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