What did the Great Awakening, intercolonial trade, and the rise of the colonial assemblies have in common?
A) They created disdain for England.
B) They created a rebellious spirit in America.
C) They contributed to a growing sense of shared identity.
D) They helped create imperial rivalry between England and France.
E) They exacerbated the problems of an already-divided citizenry.
Answer: C
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