Which of the following best describes Germany's military strategy at the start
of World War 11?
O
A. It isolated France and Britain using submarine warfare,
B. It stationed its troops in trenches to hold large amounts of
territory
C. It launched extremely fast-paced invasions of its neighbors.
it attacked both France and the Soviet Union at once.

H angering colonists who believed that their civil liberties had been violated.

Explanation: The Sugar and Stamp Acts were taxes imposed on the colonists without their consent (Parliament passed them without colonial representation), which angered colonists because it violated their civil liberty, as British citizens, of representation. This led to the phrase "no taxation without representation". The Quartering Act housed British soldiers in civilian houses against the colonists' will during peace, which also violated the colonists' civil rights as British citizens.