What was the British policy of refusing to enforce British laws in American

colonies?

O A. Treaty of Paris

B. Salutary neglect

O c. Charter of Rights

D. Royal Proclamation

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6 March, 20:19

What was the British policy of refusing to enforce British laws in American

colonies?

O A. Treaty of Paris

B. Salutary neglect

O c. Charter of Rights

D. Royal Proclamation

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Ada Russell · Answer 1

B. Salutary neglect

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Salutary neglect is the policy by the British whereby strict enforcement of parliamentary laws, especially trade laws, meant to keep British colonies obedient to England, in the 18th century are avoided. It is non-deliberate policy.

What was the British policy of refusing to enforce British laws in Americancolonies?O A. Treaty of ParisB. Salutary neglectO c. Charter of RightsD. Royal Proclamation

What was the British policy of refusing to enforce British laws in American

colonies?

O A. Treaty of Paris

B. Salutary neglect

O c. Charter of Rights

D. Royal Proclamation