Question

this complaint drove the boston tea party, as colonists resented restrictions imposed by the british government. what was this complaint against?
censorship
religious freedom
taxation without representation
military presence

Explanation:

The Boston Tea Party was a protest by American colonists against British taxation policies, specifically the Tea Act which they saw as part of "taxation without representation" (no colonial representation in British Parliament to consent to taxes). Censorship, religious freedom issues, and military presence weren't the main complaint driving the Boston Tea Party.

Answer:

C. taxation without representation