Question

Under the Quartering Act, Britain could do what?
Select one:
a. Tax any of a long list of "quartered" or declared items such as glass, tea or sugar.
b. Take a quarter of all profits earned by colonists from their trade with France.
c. Place anyone who smuggled goods into the colonies without paying taxes into small cells called "quarters."
d. Place or "quarter" troops in the homes of colonists.