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What was the name of the representative assssembly that made local laws for Jamestown?
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What were the laws in Jamestown?
it was sir connor humphries from England and he made the laws for Jamestown
What are some important things that happened in Jamestown in the 1600's?
Well some of the things that happened in Jamestown Was 1. Slaves came to the USA. to be... you know slaves. 2. The tradition of Representative government was created. to those of you people who don't know what Representative government is the form of government in which people can elect people to make laws. like we do today. 3. Pilgrims or people who takes a religious journey.
Were there laws in colonial Jamestown?
Yes........there were laws in colonial Jamestown. Some of them were created by Thomas Dale. yes And there were thing like how they have to hunt there food with there rifales
Government in which people elect delegates to make laws is?
A government in which people elect delegates to make laws is a Representative Government. A Democracy could be representative or direct.
What is a job of a representative?
Make laws
What did house of burgesses do?
it was the first representative legislature in the English Colonies
A government in which people elect delegates to make laws is?
A government in which people elect delegates to make laws is a Representative Government.
The meeting of representative for the purpose of writing laws and advising the king became?
The meeting of representative for the purpose of writing laws and advising the king became Parliament.
How are athenian values of rule of law and citizenship expressed in modern representative democracies such as the one practiced in the US?
Answer this question… A. In modern representative democracies, all citizens have the obligation to craft laws and the responsibility to follow those laws. B. Certain citizens of modern representative democracies are obligated to craft laws, while the rest of the citizens are obligated to follow those laws. C. All citizens of modern representative democracies have the right to vote and craft laws, but not all citizens are obligated to follow those laws. D. In modern representative democracies, citizens have the right to run for office in order to craft laws and the responsibility to follow those laws.
What does Australian democracy mean?
an Australian democracy is a "representative democracy" they can not vote for new laws but they can vote for leaders like a federal leader (prime minister) state government or local
What is the job of a representative of the hose of representatives?
make laws
Why do citizens choose a representative to vote for laws?
Citizens choose a representative to vote for laws because to do that is easier than to be a direct democracy like it was back in ancient Greece.
