Question

question 1-13 which statement shows how the u.s. constitution addressed the colonial grievance? it required tax laws to be approved by representatives who were elected by the it allowed congress to collect taxes without needing input from state government it gave the president limited authority to influence local and federal tax legislation it stated that some taxes would need approval from state legislatures before being

Explanation:

One of the colonial grievances was 'no taxation without representation'. The U.S. Constitution addressed this by having tax - laws approved by representatives elected by the people. This ensured that the people had a say in the taxes they paid. The other options do not directly address the colonial grievance related to taxation and representation.

Answer:

It required tax laws to be approved by representatives who were elected by the people.