Question

andrew burnaby, an english minister, traveled around the thirteen colonies during the french and indian war. based on his observations, burnaby argued that america would never be independent of great britain. read burnabys argument. then answer the question below. the difference of character, of manners, of religion, of interest, of the different colonies is so great that if they were left to themselves there would soon be a civil war. why did burnaby think that america would never be a nation independent from great britain? the colonies were united in their support of great britain. the colonies signed a pledge to great britain after the french and indian war. colonial businesses needed british customers. there were too many differences between the colonies.

Explanation:

Burnaby argued that differences in character, manners, religion, and interest among the colonies were so great that if left to themselves, there would be civil - war. He believed these internal differences would prevent America from achieving independence as a unified nation.

Answer:

There were too many differences between the colonies.