The argument between G. britain and its american colonies during the 1760-70s over virtual reputation concerne

a) patterns of legislative apportionment in the colonial assemblies





b)parliaments ability to reflect colonial interests





c) the lack of colonial participation in negotiating the treaty of paris





d) the increasing use of juryless admiralty courts in the colonies





e) the representation of "free men of color" in colonial assemblies





PLEASE HELP!!!! URGENT! ( i cant find the answer anywhere adn no this is not homework)

The argument between G. britain and its american colonies during the 1760-70s over virtual reputation concerne
real reasons were ,the crown protection of the native americans as they intended giving them back their stolen lands,free men of colour were only possible under british rule which would eventuate only under british rule,the crown containment of the greedy colonists that wanted it all,these are some of the many reasons that caused the revolt,it all boils down to power and greed by the colonists but you wont read this in any american history books.
Reply:id guess B - 100% sure