What did the 22nd amendment do?
a. it gave women the right to vote.
b. it officially limited presidents to two terms in office.
c. it allowed the government to collect an income tax.
d. it permanently reduced the size of the federal government

during the 1760s, adams began challenging great britain’s authority in colonial america. he came to view the british imposition of high taxes and tariffs as a tool of oppression, and he no longer believed that the government in england had the colonists’ best interests in mind. he was a critic of the  stamp act  of 1765, in which the british levied a tax on legal documents, newspapers and playing cards in the north american colonies. adams also spoke out against the  townshend acts  of 1767, which levied tariffs on goods such as paper, glass and tea that were imported to america.