Answer:
Their insistence on fighting from behind rocks cost the colonists a great deal.
Explanation:
This is the statement that is least likely to be a criticism that a colonial militia man would have leveled at a British soldier at the close of the French and Indian War. The other three options, however, were frequent complaints of the colonists, as they believed that British soldiers showed a lack of respect for colonial ranks, believed in segregation, and showed a lack of respect for the fighting skills of the colonists.
