Colonists wanted to have representation in the British Parliament. They believed that, as subjects of the British crown, they should have a say in the laws and taxes imposed on them, especially after experiencing taxation without representation. This desire for representation became a central grievance leading to the American Revolution. Ultimately, they sought a system that would allow them to voice their interests and concerns in governance.
the colonists did not want to be taxed directly by parliament
A representative government for the colony
The American colonists essentially did not want to be governed by England. They fled to America largely for religious and political freedom.
colonists are the aliens, that can morph into anything they want, if they touch it. it is that guy with the fat lips.
The colonists were fighting for their independance from Great Britain.
They didn't expect to have a a representative government in the colonies... but they did want one.
Colonists protected themselves from abuse of power by forming a representative government.
no it wasnt
the colonists revolted. "no taxation without representation"
representative government
British Parliament
Yes, they could.
Why did Virginia colonists want a local goverment to make their laws?Why did virginia colonists want a local goverment to make their laws?Why did virginia colonists want a local goverment to make their laws?Why did virginia colonists want a local goverment to make their laws?
house of burgesses
the government of britain
by the colonists from each town or plantations
a representative assembly in Virginaestablished in 1619. The representatives were elected by the colonists.