Even though the Enlightenment Movement and the Great Awakening had different origins, they both instilled into the colonists a s
ense of individualism that eventually led them to believe in A) breaking ties with England.
B) keeping their English citizenship.
C) siding with France against England.
D) strengthening their ties with Canada.
Explanation: the sense of individualism that both the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment gave to the colonist eventually grew into the believe that breaking ties with England. would be in the best interest of the colonies.
the sense of individualism that both the Great Awakening and the Enlightenment gave to the colonist eventually grew into the believe that breaking ties with England. would be in the best interest of the colonies
Trade barriers protect domestic industry and jobs. Workers in export industries benefit from trade. Moreover, all workers are consumers and benefit from the expanded market choices and lower prices that trade brings.
