Why did many colonists persist in resisting British attempts to tax them? They disagreed with the idea of taxation without representation.
They could not possibly meet Britain's financial demands.
They wanted to control where there taxes went.
They hoped to extract concessions related to the frontier.

The answer will be A because it was kinda like a chant to them, “no taxation without representation”. Which resulted in many more conflicts. I hope this helps

The  pan-african movement  was an "emotional, cultural, psychological and ideological  movement  that began among the  african  dispora in the western hemisphere, for a closer  purpose, so that  african  people could feel secure, attain political, economic as well as psychological power visa vis other races or world regions" .

The correct answer is b. false.