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To search a colonist house a British officer had to present a what?

They had to have a Writs of assistance, which was issued to british soldiers and officials to search houses if they thought there were smuggled goods.


Search warrants that allowed british soldiers to enter homes?

British soldiers were given writs of assistance that allowed them to conduct searches. This angered many colonists who argued the writs violated their rights.


What allowed British to search colonists homes?

It's the Writs Of Assistance that allowed the British to search homes. =) This was on my History Test!


Why were colonists angry about british officers using writs of assistance?

because it gave the British a way to search their homes [it was like a search warrant] by the community


What did British customs officers to present to search a colonists home?

a writs of assistance


Allowed the British to search colonists' homes?

Writs of Assistance were passed to empower British soldiers to search any colonial home they believed harbored smuggled goods. Writs of Assistance enhanced the Townshend Acts. The Writs of Assistance aroused a lot of anger and were challenged in every court in the thirteen colonies.


what authorized British officials to search colonists' homes or ships anytime they wished?

The Revenue Act was an act in which authorized British officials to search the colonists' homes or ships anytime they wished. However, it was under the guise of searching for smuggled goods.


Where did british soldiers search for a major stash of colonial weapons?

In the city of Concord


To search a colonists house or warehouse a british officer presented a?

To search a colonist house a British customs officer presented a writ of assistance. This allowed the officer to enter and search the home.


What permitted the British officers to enter colonists homes and search for smuggled goods?

Writs of Assistance


Did king Henry III send british soldiers to enforce townshend acts?

King Henry II did send British soldiers to enforce the Townshend Acts in the colonies. These soldiers were provided with blank search warrants which allowed them to search all types of buildings in an effort to enforce these acts.


How did colonists respond to the increased British taxation beginning in 1765?

this is hard to be answered so search it up