One of the Main Fears of the Colonists Concerning the Quebec

question 7

Multiple Choice

One of the main fears of the colonists concerning the Quebec Act was

• A) it would spark political support among royalist supporters in the colonies.
• B) having to live near the French.
• C) retribution from Indian tribes friendly to France during the French and Indian War.
• D) that Roman Catholicism would spread throughout the colonies.
• E) that the French were just biding their time before attacking again.

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