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governments and the British government for different reasons. Decide whether each statement was a colonial...

governments and the British government for different reasons. Decide whether each statement was a colonial or British reason for opposing the plan.
Colonial reason to oppose | British reason to oppose
The plan required higher taxes in the colonies to pay troops and government representatives.
The plan proposed one unified body representing all the colonies, which could have made them more likely to want independence.
The plan's unified governing body could take the power to make certain decisions away from colonial governments.

Answer

  1. Colonial reason to oppose. Colonists opposed paying higher taxes to support troops and government representatives.
  2. British reason to oppose. Britain feared that colonial unity could encourage independence.
  3. Colonial reason to oppose. Colonial governments feared losing decision-making power to the unified governing body.

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