Questions: Following the French and Indian War, what sentiment grew among the American colonists? - Increased loyalty to the British crown - Desire for a stronger British military presence - Growing resentment towards British policies - Support for French colonial governance

It seems like you are asking about the sentiment among American colonists following the French and Indian War. Here is the answer based on historical facts:

The answer is c. Growing resentment towards British policies

While the British victory in the French and Indian War initially led to some increased loyalty, this sentiment quickly changed due to subsequent British policies.

The presence of British troops was often seen as an imposition rather than a protective measure, leading to tensions.

After the war, Britain imposed several taxes and laws, such as the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts, to recover war debts, which led to growing resentment among the colonists.

There was no significant support for French colonial governance among the American colonists after the war. The conflict was primarily between the British and the French, with the colonists aligned with the British.