Question 10 6.7 pts Choose the best answer for how Salutary Neglect was related to the Revolutionary War: Salutary Neglect was greatly enjoyed by the colonists because it gave them freedom from direct English rule. The end of Salutary Neglect, because of the need for England to make more revenue from the colonies after the French Indian War, eventually resulted in a colonial rebellion The French were overjoyed by the ending of Salutary Neglect, because they could trade more freely with the English colonies finally. This trade resulted in the wish of the English colonists to align with France instead of England, and caused the Revolution The policy of Salutary Neglect was a direct cause of the Salem witchcraft trials, the death of Anne Hutchinson and the Great Awakening. Therefore, it was natural that some colonists wanted a war with England to end the policy. Salutary Neglect, also known as "the Naturalism Clause," was the process by which indentured servants who fought in the French Indian War were freed and given 40 acres of their own land. This policy is therefore largely responsible for the settlement of North America by the English. .... ty