The colonists' reasons for revolt largely centered on the tyranny of British rulers in what areas?
A) political and religious
B) religious and economic
C) political and economic
D) religious and personal privacy
E) personal privacy and economic

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The colonists' reasons for revolt were primarily political and economic, including issues such as taxation without representation, lack of control over their own governments, and restrictions on trade. While religion played a role in the origins of some colonies (such as Massachusetts), it was not a primary factor in the Revolution itself. Personal privacy was not a major concern at the time, nor was there any significant religious conflict fueling the rebellion.

The Colonists' Reasons for Revolt Largely Centered on the Tyranny