Which best describes the attitude of the british toqward American colonist?

The British attitude toward American colonists in the years leading up to the American Revolution was largely one of disdain and condescension. Many British officials viewed the colonists as unruly and ungrateful, despite their contributions to the empire. This perception was exacerbated by the colonists' growing desire for self-governance and resistance to British taxation and control, leading to increasing tensions and conflict. Overall, the British believed they were justified in their authority over the colonies, while the colonists sought greater autonomy and rights.