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What were colonial governments like?
Had much in common, governor directed the colony's affairs and enforced the laws.
What did a colonial clerk do?
A colonial clerk served as an administrative assistant in colonial governments, handling various tasks such as record-keeping, correspondence, and managing documents related to land, taxes, and trade. They played a crucial role in facilitating communication between the colonial administration and the local populace. Clerks often maintained financial accounts and supported the daily operations of colonial offices, contributing to the overall governance of the colony. Their work was essential for the organization and management of colonial affairs.
When was Ministry of Colonial Affairs created?
Ministry of Colonial Affairs was created in 1923.
When did Ministry of Colonial Affairs end?
Ministry of Colonial Affairs ended in 1942.
What is the meaning of post-independent?
"Post-independent" refers to the time period following a country's gaining independence from colonial rule or foreign occupation. It signifies the era in which the country is self-governing and responsible for its own affairs.
The English policy of interfering very little in colonial affairs was called?
Council Rights is the English policy. This is the colonial affairs.
What is the governments role in the economy?
To conduct or control the affairs of the country..
Why did some northerner support personal liberty laws?
they resented federal intervention in the affairs of independent states
What issues do state governments deal with in the US?
State affairs only.
Which state was able to remain independent in European affairs?
France
What kind of position did France maintain in European affairs?
Independent
Which supports economic education and social programs to help tribes improve their governments and communities?
Bureau of Indian Affairs
