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28 May, 20:59

Which is true of the relationship of the colonists with Britain after the French and Indian War?

A. The British refused to tax the colonies.

B. The colonists felt more united than ever with Britain.

C. The colonists began to see themselves as different from people in Britain.

D. The colonists resented British interference in their peace with Native Americans.

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