How does the author's use of the word "throne" Inform the reader? OA It represents the rigid authority that Great Britain maintains over the colonies. O B. It emphasizes the rich, time-honored traditions of the British monarchy. 3 Oo. It implies that the British monarchy commands respect from Its subjects. OD. It suggests that Great Britain is too civilized to go to war with the colonies.

A). It represents the rigid authority that Great Britain maintains over the colonies.

Explanation:

Word-choice plays a significant role in serving the author's purpose and conveying the intended message effectively to the readers. In the given excerpt, the word 'throne' denotes the 'position of a monarch,' and thus, it represents the firm rule that Great Britain possesses over the provinces ruled by it. The word itself displays the rigidity and powerful authority of the monarch. Thus, option A is the correct answer.

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