You are a Massachusetts farmer during the French and Indian War. Why do you oppose the Albany Plan of Union? It decentralizes our defense against the French and Indians. I oppose anything supported by the Crown of England. I do not want to be closely tied to non-Puritans and Southern slave owners. Edward Albany is untrustworthy to head such an organization.

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Aileen Ball

11 March, 14:07

You are a Massachusetts farmer during the French and Indian War. Why do you oppose the Albany Plan of Union? It decentralizes our defense against the French and Indians. I oppose anything supported by the Crown of England. I do not want to be closely tied to non-Puritans and Southern slave owners. Edward Albany is untrustworthy to head such an organization.

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Steven Landry · Answer 1

I would say that you, as a Massachusetts farmer during the French and Indian war, oppose the Albany Plan of Union because you do not want to be closely tied to non-Puritans and Southern slave owners.

A is incorrect because this plan would actually centralize the defense. B is incorrect because the Crown of England rejected the plan. D is incorrect because who is Edward Albany? : S