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Grace [21]
10 months ago
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Gives four examples of self-goverments in the colonies.

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Lunna [17]10 months ago
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In royal colonies, self-government was still present. The colonies controlled the salary of the governor, giving them the control of their own government.

The idea of autonomy is connected to self-government. It is the capacity of a person, a state, or a nation to rule itself. Self-governing nations are not subject to scrutiny by higher governments or other forces. In other words, a state's inhabitants are what give it political power. These are republican and democratic states. Many governments, including the federal and state governments of the United States, were founded on the notion of self-government. Although the United States has been a major proponent of state and individual self-government, other nations, including Canada, Greenland, and different indigenous communities, have adopted the concept. The majority of this post will focus on exploring the idea of self-government from a US viewpoint.

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