Read the notice that appeared in the georgia gazette on july 14, 1774. the alarming acts of the british parliament toward the town of boston, as well as the acts that raise revenue without the consent of the people or their representatives . . is calculated to deprive the american subjects of their constitutional rights and liberties. it is therefore requested that all persons attend tondee's tavern, in savannah, on wednesday the 27th, in order that the said matters may be taken under consideration. which position would the author of this notice most likely have favored? support for parliament’s acts compromise with the british sending armed forces to attack boston resistance to britain’s colonial policies

The correct answer is the fourth.

This issue is linked to the struggle for the independence of the thirteen colonies.

The post-war context of the Seven Years was a blow to the finances of the English Crown. Thus, the English Crown aimed at the urgent application of mercantilist legislation in the English colonies.

In this scenario, England lowered countless decrees that considerably restricted the relative autonomy of both the colonies of the North and the colonies of the South, besides generating several taxations that caused uprisings. Among these decreases, are:

The Seal Act

The Law of Tea

The Sugar Law

 And the Intolerable Laws (1774), when the English Crown closed the Port of Boston and occupied militarily the colony of Massachussetts. This is the context of the Georgia Gazette's passage on July 14, 1774, quoted in the question, which suggests insurgency against English policies.

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