General Thomas Gage's appointment as governor of Massachusetts was evidence of __________.
A) British resolve to seek peaceful accommodation with the colonists
B) British resolve to force the colonists into obedience
C) American influence over the Board of Trade's appointments
D) British concern with American public opinion
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