Why did England believe the colonists had to be responsible British citizens when they were an ocean apart?

The British had sponsored their journey so they owed them loyalty.

Parliament had trouble in the past and did not want it repeated.

Colonists were needed to fight in European wars and must be obedient.

Britain required loyalty in order to maintain authority.

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Steven Mills

25 December, 00:50

Why did England believe the colonists had to be responsible British citizens when they were an ocean apart?

The British had sponsored their journey so they owed them loyalty.

Parliament had trouble in the past and did not want it repeated.

Colonists were needed to fight in European wars and must be obedient.

Britain required loyalty in order to maintain authority.

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Darian Stewart · Answer 1

The last one "Britain required loyalty in order to maintain authority."

Coleman Coleman · Answer 2

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the last option. The England believe the colonists had to be responsible British citizens when they were an ocean apart because Britain required loyalty in order to maintain authority. Hope this answers the question.