Based on lessons learned from the American War of Independence,
A)the British would not allow political representation to its remaining territories and colonies.
B)colonies and territories would have the right to void all British laws outright without consulting with Parliament.
C)each British colony or territory could elect its own governor.
D)a balance was created to allow for local representation but with safeguards to protect British interests.
E)territories and colonies could make their voice heard only through petitioning Parliament.

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The lessons learned from the American War of Independence led to a compromise in which colonies and territories were given some degree of local representation through the election of governors, but with safeguards to protect British interests. This balance allowed for a more stable relationship between Britain and its remaining territories and colonies. Options A, B, and E are not accurate representations of the outcome of the lessons learned from the war.

Based on Lessons Learned from the American War of Independence