Historically, British Authorities in the American Colonies Used General Warrants

Historically, British authorities in the American colonies used general warrants and writs of assistance to:

A) Search homes, businesses, and warehouses for goods that had been smuggled into the country to avoid paying customs duties.
B) Seize able-bodied young men who were then forced to join the American military
C) Inspect residences for signs of insurrection
D) All of the above