because the british officials wanted to sell grain outside of america, but the colonists believed that trading outside of america was bad and could truly harm their already weak economy.
Correct, they had no representation in government.
the authority to govern belonged to the colonists
Who had the final authority over the colonists, royal governors, colonial legislatures, citizens themselves, the English monarch
The fundamental orders of Connecticut and the Mayflower compact were early simple forms of government. The fundamental orders of Connecticut is a form of the Constitution. The people in the colony of Connecticut were provided a representative government that allowed colonists to be elected and help in the decision of key issues or on laws/regulations.
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English colonists tended to establish colonies based on individual religious freedom and economic opportunity, while Spanish colonists often sought to spread Catholicism and extract resources for the Spanish crown. English colonies prioritized self-governance and autonomy, whereas Spanish colonies were more centralized and bureaucratic. Additionally, English colonies had more diverse populations, including indentured servants and later enslaved Africans, while Spanish colonies had a larger native population due to intermarriage and forced labor.
No, the Fundamental Constitution of the Carolinas as abandoned in 1693 and replaced by a new form of government that took away power of the proprietors over the colonists.
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They began to question the authority of the church leaders.
it inspired them to challenge Great Britain's authority
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The fundamental reason the colonists revolted was taxation without representation.