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How did William Pitt plan to encourage the Americans to assume the military burden in the Seven Years' War in America? He promised to open the lands west of the Appalachian Mountains to settlement. He hinted broadly at increased colonial self-government in the post-war world. He promised that if the colonies raised the necessary men, Parliament would bear the financial burden. He guaranteed lower tariffs and internal taxes in the post-war era. All of these choices
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