Which of the following factors led many colonial leaders to support the ideas described in the Albany Plan of Union in the mid-18th century? A. Increasing economic competition between British and colonial merchants. B. Increasing colonial concern about possible threats from American Indians and the French C. Increasing levels of colonial taxation aimed at reducing Great Britain's national debt

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21 February, 08:37

Which of the following factors led many colonial leaders to support the ideas described in the Albany Plan of Union in the mid-18th century? A. Increasing economic competition between British and colonial merchants. B. Increasing colonial concern about possible threats from American Indians and the French C. Increasing levels of colonial taxation aimed at reducing Great Britain's national debt

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Victoria Carey · Answer 1

Apex is increasing colonial concerns about possible threats from America Indians and the French

Yusuf Dodson · Answer 2

"C. Increasing levels of colonial taxation aimed at reducing Great Britain's national debt" would be the best option, since the Albany Plan was about forming a loose union between the colonies in order to defend against enemies and for economic purposes.