Question

question 1 of 10
the colonists had difficulty coming together to revolt because they:
a. were not completely unified.
b. had not read the prowar pamphlets.
c. had no real reason to fight.
d. were waiting for approval from parliament.

Explanation:

Colonists had diverse loyalties, economic interests, and regional divides, creating a lack of full unity that made collective revolt hard. Options B, C, and D are incorrect: prowar pamphlets (like Common Sense) were widely circulated, colonists had grievances (taxation without representation, etc.), and they were opposing Parliament's authority, not waiting for its approval.

Answer:

A. were not completely unified.