1. Please help, I have a C in this class!
2 answers:
1. The colonies had an annual tradition of holding Town Meetings to decide important town issues.
2. A Governor was appointed by the English monarch to b the head of a royal colony's government.
3. Legislation such as English Bill of Rights of 1689 reduce the power of the English monarch after the glorious Revolution.
4. The Virginia Council of State was the part of the legislature whose members were chosen by the governor's council and the Virginia Company.
5. A law-making body made up of two houses known as a Bicameral.
6. The group of royal advisers that set policies for the thirteen colonies was the Privy Council.
7. The former governor of New York, Sir Edmond Andros was given control over all of the colonies by King James II.
8. The English national legislature is known as Parliament.
9. King James II suspended the original charters of the colonies and united the colonies under one government called Dominion of New England.
10. The Virginia House of Burgesses was the part of the legislature whose members were chosen by the colonists.
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