Why were the colonists beginning to think about what constituted a good government?

They wanted to combine all the colonies into one big state.

Many people began to worry about how the English government and king were treating them.

The colonists were angry that the British would not let them grow their own tea.

The colonists wanted to join with Canada to form a new country.

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Kaylen Frost

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31 July, 06:31

Why were the colonists beginning to think about what constituted a good government?

They wanted to combine all the colonies into one big state.

Many people began to worry about how the English government and king were treating them.

The colonists were angry that the British would not let them grow their own tea.

The colonists wanted to join with Canada to form a new country.

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Meaghan · Answer 1

The correct answer is Many people began to worry about how the English government and king were treating them

Explanation: They started to worry about the way they were treated by the British government and they also wanted representation, something that was not granted to them.

Adolfo Campos · Answer 2

The correct answer is Many people began to worry about how the English government and king were treating them