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What was the first representative assembly or legislature in the English colonies called?
The first representative assembly in the English colonies was called the Virginia House of Burgesses. Established in 1619 in the Colony of Virginia, it marked the beginning of self-governance in America. The assembly allowed elected representatives to make laws and decisions on behalf of the colonists, setting a precedent for future legislative bodies in other colonies.
Americans knew about representative government because England had a national assembly called?
Parliment
What was the English flag of the 13 colonies called?
The Queen Anne Flag
A government in which citizens rule through elected representatives is called?
representative democracy
What event caused people to begin referring to the 13 English colonies as the 13 british colonies?
They were never called that because of any reason at all. They were only called the 13 Original Colonies.
Describe three types of government in the English colonies?
The English colonies had three distinct forms of government. There was a self-governing system, Proprietary Colonies which were owned by the king, and those colonies owned by individuals (Dukes) called Royal colonies.
What was the first government in Jamestown called?
The first government in Jamestown was known as the Virginia General Assembly, established in 1619. It marked the beginning of representative government in America, allowing settlers to elect representatives to make laws and manage local affairs. This assembly was a significant step towards self-governance in the English colonies.
A government based on a representative democracy is called a?
A republic is also called a representative democracy.
What is the English representative body calls?
There is no English representative body. England is a part of, but not the same as, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The representative - ie elected - part of the UK Government is The House of Commons a part of the UK parliament.
A government in which officials are elected by the people is called a?
representative government
What is the government representative in another country called?
We call a representative to a foreign country an ambassador.
What is a government representative oversea called?
Diplomat
What is representative form of government called?
A Republic
What is The idea that government is not powerful is called?
representative
What type of government did the southern colonies have?
what were they called
What type of government did the southern colonies?
what were they called
How would it be the disadvantages for the American colonies to stay with England?
If the American colonies were to stay in England, America would not be the same. The 13 colonies were the first to allow religious freedom and have religious tolerance as proven in some as history's greatest document such as Mayflower Compact and Maryland's Tolerance. Also if the American colonies were to stay in England there wouldn't be the democratic system of government we have today because the colonies sprouted a system of government called The House of Burgess es which was the start of a representative government which lead to our country today.
