Question

In the two-tiered system of colonial government in the early eighteenth century, which group had authority to enact laws that applied both to colonists and to people in Great Britain?
a. local officials and assemblies
b. Parliament
c. governors appointed by royal authority
d. the king
e. the British Cabinet

Answer 1

Answer:

b. Parliament

Explanation:

The two tiered system of colonial government is made up of the parliament and local officials and assemblies. The parliament had the authority to enact laws that applied both to the colonists and to the people of Great Britain.

Answer 2

Answer:

Option-(A): Local officials and assemblies.

Explanation:

In the two-tiered system of colonial government in the early eighteenth century, the local officials and assemblies had the authority to enact laws that applied both to colonists and to people in Great Britain. In that era people were governed by a much different form of government rule. As there were government representatives and other local level officials inside the region which provided more support to the people in the colonies and along with that to govern the the people who migrated from the European region to the United States in the early ages.