The choices can be found elsewhere ans as follows:
A. The colonies refused to give up any of their own powers to one central authority.
B. The Albany Plan would weaken the economy.
C. The Albany Plan didn't have control over Native American affairs.
D. The Albany Plan would require each state to build their own army.
From the choices, I think the correct answer is option A. The best reason why he English turned down the Albany Plan was because the colonies refused to give up any of their own powers to one central authority.
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Angered by the effect of the British naval blockade on cotton prices and British support for Indian attacks against white frontier settlers, farmers in the South and West strongly supported the War of 1812. The war ended two years later with few issues settled between the two nations. The most significant battle took place after the peace treaty was signed in 1814, when General Andrew Jackson, a Tennessee slaveholder, decisively defeated the British forces at New Orleans. This resounding victory made him a national hero and symbol of frontier fighters and earned him the nickname “Old Hickory.” Although he secured victory using regular troops armed with artillery power, ten years later Samuel Woodward celebrated the role of sharpshooters armed with Kentucky long rifles in his song “The Hunters of Kentucky.” This immensely popular song, filled with images of Old Hickory and his men overwhelming the well-trained army of John Bull (a symbol of Britain), became an effective element in Jackson’s successful 1828 campaign for president.
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the answer is D. a rejection of socialist movement in Paris during the 1920s
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