. When the diplomats met to negotiate the treaty ending the Revolutionary War, the process was
a. quick and easy, combat had already settled all the important issues
b. slow and painful, because the britsh could not admit that they had lost
c. slow and difficult becuse the other countries fighting britiain were willing to sacrifice the intersts of the americans to their own objectives
d.quick and easy becuse the briitsh were willing to agree to anything to obtain peace
I think it is A or D. I think its quick and easy I just cant figure out the reason
It was not quick and easy. The Treaty of Paris was signed over a year after the final British surrender at Yorktown. Other countries (Spain, France) were involved in a multiple peace agreement signed on the same day. The British did not admit defeat, but agreed to a settlement with the "13 United States" so it could achieve a settlement with its other enemies.
See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Paris_(1783)
To determine which option is correct, let's analyze the situation and the historical context of the negotiations that ended the Revolutionary War.
The correct answer is not option A. Although combat did play a significant role in settling important issues, it did not automatically result in a quick and easy negotiation process. Negotiations are typically required to formalize the terms of peace and address other critical matters.
Option B is not the correct answer either. While the British may have been reluctant to admit defeat, their reluctance alone does not explain the entire negotiation process.
Option C suggests that the other countries fighting against Britain were willing to sacrifice American interests to achieve their own goals. However, this is not an accurate representation of the negotiations. In fact, during the Revolutionary War, France and other allies of the Americans were supportive and played a role in helping the Americans secure their independence.
This leads us to the correct answer, which is option D. The negotiation process was quick and easy because the British were willing to agree to almost anything to obtain peace. By the time the negotiations took place in Paris in 1782, the British had already realized the difficulties and costs of continuing the war with the American colonies. The decisive American victory at the Battle of Yorktown in 1781 prompted the British to seek a settlement.
In summary, the correct answer is D - the treaty negotiations were quick and easy because the British were willing to agree to almost anything to obtain peace after realizing the challenges of continuing the war against the American colonies.