The geography factor that contributed to the growth of representative government during the colonial period was the vast distance between England and the North American colonies which necessitated the creation and enforcement of laws by colonists.
<h3>What was the representative government?</h3>
In all the British North American colonies, the representative government of the legislature consisted of an elected Assembly and an appointed Legislative Council which consisted of government appointees, office holders (such as the Colonial Treasurer and the Chief Justice) and military officers.
Hence, the main geography factor that contributed to the growth of representative government during the colonial period was the vast distance between England and the North American colonies which necessitated the creation and enforcement of laws by colonists.
Therefore, the Option B is correct.
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