Answer:
Arrow 2 is pointing to A. the Persian gulf
Explanation:
Prior to the Revolutionary War, the US experienced a colonial form of government, which differs from a Republic in several significant ways:
- A colony is ruled by a foreign power. In the case of the US, this power was England. A republic, on the other hand, is autonomous, and it forms its own government.
- A colony is usually ruled by a monarch (it is not a necessary requirement, but it has been so in practice), while republics elect their leader through voting.
- Republics tend to be democratic and participatory, with no inherited power positions.
- A republic has the power to make its own laws in terms of taxation, rights and duties, education, healthcare, etc. while the colony has to follow those of the mother country.
- Republics tend to have their own constitution.
<span>They claimed that since the colonies had no representation in Parliament, Parliament had no right to tax them. [ is why the colonists opposed the taxes imposed after the French and Indian War. ]</span>
Answer:
They were expected to actively take part in the Assembly. to pay a small fee to vote in the Assembly, to join the army for three years and to serve on a jury for members of the same class.
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