Answer:
a. Disagreement over the enforcement of mercantilist restrictions
Explanation:
Mercantilism was a trade practice that was mostly carried out by the British and French people. They were interested in building their economies by focusing mainly on the export of their produce but drastically limiting imports. They also imposed severe trade restrictions and tariffs. The colonies under their control were the most affected for even the things they manufactured were to be remitted to the Royal government.
The colonies were to pay high tariffs, tax and import duties on the goods which were remitted to the British government. These led to the disagreement over the mercantilist restrictions imposed by this British government.
