Why did the colonial assemblies reject the albany plan? they wanted the iroquois to be involved with the plan. they wanted to co
ntrol their own taxes and armies. they feared that benjamin franklin wanted to rule the colonies. the colonists believed that their disagreements with france would pass?
The correct answer is B) they wanted to control their own taxes and armies.
<em>The colonial assemblies reject the Albany plan because they wanted to control their own taxes and armies. </em>
The Albany Plan of Union of 1754 wanted to put the 13 American colonies under a more effective centralized government that allowed the British crown to have more control of the colonies. Seven colonies adopted the plan but in reality, it never was implemented. What the British government really wanted was to unite the territories under one single government: the British. Of course, the colonial assemblies reject the Albany plan because they wanted to control their own taxes and armies.
Well after the French and Indian war the British were in huge debt so they taxed the colonies a whole bunch like the sugar aft and stamp act and etc. so it affected the money and economy. I think. that's what I would put.
