Question

Most of the actual governing however happened in the colonial blank which represented the towns and blank directly. In most colonies the legilature was divided into two parts a lower house elected by the people qnd an upper house chose by the governor. The legislature could pass blank as long as they didnt go against the ones in england blanj if the legislature didnt blank the way the blank exercised his powers or oversaw the colony the coukd refuse to pay him casa since they had control over his salary. This was a huge check abd balance on his power. Legislatures as acted as supreme courts in most colonies

Answer 1

Explanation:

The congressman at the time knew that one legislature for a "one-size-fits-all" would not work, simply because different states had different needs. But, as long as England was still in control, they knew they would never have true freedom and could not simply passify or confrom to them, leading to the war. *I believe so, not 100% but I think it's right*

oh i didnt see the blank parts for needed answers