In the late 1600's, the change by the british government in enforcing colonial rules was called
a. the navigation acts
b. the frame of government
c. salutary neglect
d. self-government

C. Salutary Neglect

Explanation:

The policy of salutary neglect was an unofficial approach to legislation that took place in Great Britain. This policy aimed to relax the strict regulations that had been imposed on the American colonies during the previous years. The policy aimed to reduce the focus on America and instead focus the energy of the government on becoming a strong power in the context of Europe. The policy gave the colonies some freedom, and because of this, it is considered to have played a role in their achievement of independence.

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