The main reason that some of the colonies opposed the albany plan of union was that a)it made no provision for solving colonial land disputes. b)they did not want the responsibility of defending themselves. c)the plan made them completely independent from britain. d)they feared losing power and authority to a central government. the answer is d

The Albany Plan of Union (1754) was a project to arrange the British North American colonies following a more centralized government. The colonial governments acted to select members of a "Grand Council," while the British Government would appoint a "president General." Recognizing the tendency of royal colonial governors to revoke colonial legislatures and attempt unpopular policies, the Albany Plan gave the Grand Council greater relative authority such treaty-making, increasing the army and naval forces and included the right of taxation.

Despite the support of many colonial leaders, the plan, as formulated at Albany, did not become a reality. Colonial governments feared losing power and authority to a central government, letter D. Besides its failure, it worked as a model for future efforts of a union.