When the war of austrian succession spilled over into the british colonies in north america, what was the conflict largely about?

a. the treatment of native americans
b. religious pluralism in the colonies
c. colonial boundaries
d. colonial trade

The Correct Answer is D

Explanation:

The conflict was literally about power and colonial development in North America between Britain and France.

The presence of New France at the moment by description limited English America, and therefore decreasing France's appearance supported the expansionary purposes of the British monarch.

That is why option D is correct.

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