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What was so bad about a England maintaining strict control over the colonial legislatures?
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Colonial legislatures gradually assumed control of the military by controlling what?
Money
British colonial control of Nigeria had its beginnings in 1807 when England outlawed?
the trading of slaves
British colonial control of Nigeria had its beginnings in 1807 when England the trading slaves?
outlawed
What policy in england allowed its colonies to manage their daily affairs?
Relations Between Britain and its American Colonies ... As a result, the British took control of lands that had been claimed by France. ... They had come to consider their colonial legislatures as smaller, but similar to ... They had different everyday concerns than the people in Britain.
Why did the Spaniards make a laws in the Philippines?
The Spaniards were in control of the Philippines. They made laws for the express purpose of preserving order and maintaining their colonial government.
What is the primary reason that England passed the Navigation Acts?
To tighten its control over colonial trade
Laws passed by English government to control colonial trade for England's own benefit?
Navigation act
2 goals did the Britain's accomplish by the Tea Act?
1. maintaining colonial control 2. creating a monopoly on tea in the colonies for the East India Company.
How did political change in England colonial governments?
-In 1685 James II became king of England. He was determined to take more control over the English government, both in England and in the colonies.
This is an outline of colonial grievances against England which listed reasons why the colonist wanted to be free from the English control?
the declaration of independence
Control of body temperature is important for maintaining what?
Control of body temperature is important for maintaining homeostasis.
How did England enforce mercantilism?
To enforce mercantilism England passed the NAVIGATION ACTS, (Trade Acts) beginning in 1651. These acts were designed to control trade with its colonies. These laws forced the colonies to trade only with England. England passed other Trade Acts that continued to control colonial trade.
