The above letter best demonstrates which of the following regarding american colonial relations with the british crown by the mid-1700s?
(a) the colonists were eager to obtain land and resources on behalf of the british government.
(b) the colonists wanted to reject the new taxes levied on them by the british government.
(c) with british , virginians hoped to force american indians living in their colony to resettle in the northwest territory.
(d) the colonists had little interest in following british laws that opposed their own interests.

The correct answer is letter D

Explanation: Colonists could not have an interest in British law precisely because they did not find their large majority fair to them, so they only cared about their own interests, since the British did not care about the interests of the colonists.

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