Which of the Following Is Considered a Consequence of the Growing

Which of the following is considered a consequence of the growing racial and ethnic diversity of the American colonies in the eighteenth century?

A) Colonial assemblies continued to be disorganized and weak.
B) Colonial leaders in the 1760s advocated that government take positive steps to improve the lives of minority groups.
C) Many colonial assemblies enacted legislation that guaranteed civil rights to minority groups.
D) Rather than speaking specifically of "English liberties," leaders of the revolutionary movement of the 1770s spoke more broadly about the "rights of man."