In the late 1600s, Britain made no serious effort to control the colonies for over 70 years. We call this a policy of Salutary Neglect, and it is best exemplified by: Select one: a. The Crown's power to appoint governors in the British Colonies to avoid neglecting the colonists, and therefore earning their trust. b. Parliament's expansion and strict enforcement of the Navigation Acts. c. The Prime Minister of England's non-enforcement of the Navigation Acts by ignoring smuggling in the colonies d. None of the above.

In the late 1600s, Britain made no serious effort to control the colonies for over 70 years. We call this a policy of Salutary Neglect, and it is best exemplified by: Select one: a. The Crown's power to appoint governors in the British Colonies to avoid neglecting the colonists, and therefore earning their trust. b. Parliament's expansion and strict enforcement of the Navigation Acts. c. The Prime Minister of England's non-enforcement of the Navigation Acts by ignoring smuggling in the colonies d. None of the above.