Which of these best characterizes political debate in the colonial period when only the upper classes were truly engaged in politics?

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Political debate in the colonial period often mirrored the political divisions in Great Britain, notably between Tories, who were generally conservative and supportive of the monarchy, and Whigs, who advocated for reform and more power to Parliament. This reflects the extent to which colonial politics were influenced by British political thought and divisions.

Which of These Best Characterizes Political Debate in the Colonial