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The Olive Branch Petition | 4 of 4The excerpt best supports which of the following arguments?AIn spite of repeated violence and claimed violations of natural rights, colonists wanted to remain a part of the British empire.BColonists were eager to separate from Britain in order to advance their economic standing.CColonists respected the authority of the king and Parliament even in the midst of increased taxation.DThe majority of colonists were prepared to declare independence following the battles of Lexington and Concord.
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