Question 1 of 5 Which answer best uses precise language to revise the italicized section of this passage? The early American colonies were valuable to Great Britain in different ways. Some of them grew things, and others produced things. The common ground, however, was that the British government wanted to use the resources of the colonies to enhance its own wealth and power rather than to improve the lives of colonists. A. Some supplied natural resources like timber, while others, such as Virginia, were primarily used for farming. B. Several products were considered worthwhile, but one was the most important. C. While Virginia was an oasis of agricultural productivity, additional colonies specialized in a multiplicity of cherished commodities. D. Some of them were farmers, and others chose different specialties.​