The correct answer is A. The assembly served as a model for other colonial legislatures.
Explanation:
The Virginia House of Burgesses was a government institution in Virginia from 1619 to 1776. In this, the colonies elected representatives whose function was to make certain political decisions and approve laws for the colony. This colonial institution was later replaced by a most modern institution, known as the House of Delegates. However, the creation of the Virginia House of Burgesses was extremely important because it was one of the first institutions with elected representatives, which serve as a model for many other institutions not only in Virginia but also in other colonies. According to this, the correct answer is A.
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He is describing his loyalty and dedication to the state.
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B: They had strained relationships with both American Indians and colonists.
This statement is true about the British relationships after the war.
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The "French - Indian War" largely affected the relationship between 'Britain' and the colonies. Britain became very "active" in colonial political and economic affairs. They had huge war debt and so they imposed heavy taxes on the colonies and American Indians unfairly. This caused their resentment towards British.
Britain stopped relaxing their strict regulations and increased their authority over colonial politics. Colonists were very upset as there was taxation without representation and they did not have any say in the government.
The need of labor in plantations in the Spanish and British colonies as a consequence of the great mortality of the local Native Americans wiped out by Old World's diseases they had no immune defense for. These plantations produced commodities in high demand in Europe such as sugar, tobacco and cotton. Even though slavery had ben abolished in Europe by the Catholic Church as early as the sixth century, the chances of becoming rich by means of producing the above mentioned crops were so high that even the Church overlooked this highly immoral practice.
