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The common house was an important colonial representative assembly in

History

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PSYCHO15rus [73]3 years ago

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Answer:

The Common House was an important colonial representative assembly in South Carolina.

Explanation:

There was an intense power fluctuation between the colonists, colonial assemblies, and proprietors of royal governess.

The purpose of these colonial representative assembly was to connect the bridge between the colonists and the native country.

The Common House later became a powerful body and the natives started to worry and thought that their rule was under danger. These powerful bodies also became the envy of them.

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