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The expulsion of the journalist John Wilkes from his seat in Parliament:a. symbolized the threat to liberty for many in both Britain and America.b. pleased most American colonists because of Wilkes's pro-Stamp-Act editorials.c. resulted from a column Wilkes wrote that was sympathetic toward those killed in the Boston Massacre.d. came after a London jury convicted him of colluding with proindependence colonists.e. was reversed by the king, which led to a British constitutional crisis that diverted attention from the colonies.
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