A key difference between Prime Ministers Pitt and Grenville was...
A) Grenville's attitude that the colonists needed to bear the brunt of the war costs.
B) Pitt's belief that the colonies were too indulgent and shared little of the burden of the war.
C) Grenville's plan to relax regulation to stimulate commerce and increase tax receipts
D) None of these choices is correct
Answer: A) Grenville's attitude that the colonists needed to bear the brunt of the war costs.
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