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Why did most colonists have a positive attitude towards Britain in 1763?
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Why did most colonists have a positive attitude towards Britain in 1763?

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Most of them were British and they are going to have a positive attitude anout their home country
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because they had just helped defeat Britain's longtime rival, France, in the French and Indian War
· because they took pride in their English heritage
· because they enjoyed their rights and freedoms as Englishmen
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