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Both Britain and Spain pressured their colonies with new taxes to help pay their share of the Seven Years' War, but reaction to these policies led to a war for independence only among British colonists for all of the following reasons EXCEPT thata. Britain had rich and powerful enemies that colonist could tap for assistance. b. Spanish colonies were far more ethnically and racially divided.c. British settlers were accustomed to more liberal local governments than those in Spain and its colonies. d. rights were a central component of British notions of citizenship. e. British colonists had established local millitias the earliest days of settlement.
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