Who spoke against british rule in colonial times? a. cotton mather b. isaac newton c. john townshend d. john henry

The correct answer to this question is Option D) John Henry

John Henry spoke against the colonial British Rule in the New World.

He lived in what is now called the British America, the 13 colonies in North America that were owned by the British Crown.

While intially closely under the political power of London, the colonies gradually became discontent with the way they were ruled.

Things eventually became out of hand when London imposed heavy taxes on tea and other goods in the 13 colonies.

In retaliation, John Henry was one of the first opponents of British rule.

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