The British Government Eventually Repealed Nearly All the Townshend Taxes

The British government eventually repealed nearly all the Townshend taxes because

A) they realized that direct taxes would be more effective.
B) smuggling had made the laws practically unenforceable.
C) colonists had stopped using glass, paper, and paint.
D) Lord North's government understood the justice of colonial protests.
E) they produced little revenue and were costly to enforce.