Why would the British be concerned over military defense of their colonies?

They had acquired large amount of land from the Spanish.

Their territory stretched to the Mississippi River.

The colonists were beginning to show discontent.

The French had forts scattered throughout British lands.

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Kai Cordova

10 November, 19:22

Why would the British be concerned over military defense of their colonies?

They had acquired large amount of land from the Spanish.

Their territory stretched to the Mississippi River.

The colonists were beginning to show discontent.

The French had forts scattered throughout British lands.

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I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the third option. The British were concerned over military defense of their colonies because the colonists were beginning to show discontent. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.

Why would the British be concerned over military defense of their colonies?They had acquired large amount of land from the Spanish.Their territory stretched to the Mississippi River.The colonists were beginning to show discontent.The French had forts scattered throughout British lands.

Why would the British be concerned over military defense of their colonies?

They had acquired large amount of land from the Spanish.

Their territory stretched to the Mississippi River.

The colonists were beginning to show discontent.

The French had forts scattered throughout British lands.