Which is true of the relationship of the colonists with Britain after the French and Indian war? -The colonists felt more United than ever with Britain.
-The colonists began to see themselves as different from people in Britain.
-The British refused to tax the colonies.
-The colonists resented British interference in their peace with the Native Americans.

Following archduke franz ferdinand's assassination, austro-hungarian leaders: a. aided the ottoman empire in its campaign to keep serbia under its control. b. executed nearly all prominent serbs living in austria-hungary c. threatened to invade serbia if serb leaders did not agree to a set of strict demands. d.. formed an alliance with great britain to protect austria-hungary from future attacks.