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Dvinal [7]
3 years ago
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ivanzaharov [21]3 years ago
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Answer:

They were worried he would fail to protect them

Explanation:

Thomas Miller, one of the supporters of the Proprietors, was elected secretary and authority of the obligations. He later ended up an acting senator. He mishandled his capacity by altering nearby decisions and forcing overwhelming fines on settlers. For a long time, the homesteaders delighted in harmony, and the administration ran more easily.

The individuals were discontent with the legislature. The Proprietors, who paid little regard to the expanding dissatisfaction, continued delegating agents, and the individuals considered this a path for the Proprietors to keep on constraining the individuals' benefits.

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