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How did representative government develop in the British colonies?
Virginia had the House of Burgesses and Massachusetts had the Mayflower Compact.
Is Virginia in Massachusetts?
Virginia and Massachusetts were separate colonies and now separate states.
The feasibility of representative government in the American colonies had been demonstrated by the?
The feasibility of representative government in the American colonies had been demonstrated by the self-governing successes in Massachusetts and Virginia. When they were drafting the Constitution, the delegates had these examples to inspire them.
The original settlements in the british colonies were located?
Virginia and Massachusetts
Is the new york colony the biggest?
No, the biggest colonies were Massachusetts and Virginia.
What similar political traditions did both the Virginia and Massachusetts settlers establis in the colonies?
Both Virginia and Massachusetts settlers established democratic principles in their political traditions, albeit in different contexts. In Virginia, the House of Burgesses was formed as the first representative assembly in the colonies, allowing settlers to have a say in local governance. Meanwhile, Massachusetts established town meetings and a General Court, emphasizing community participation and self-governance. Despite their differences, both colonies laid the groundwork for participatory government in America.
What was the first example of representative government in the 13 colonies?
The General Assembly
What was the system of government in Massachusetts bay colony?
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What where the three colonies established for economic reasons?
Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, Virginia Bay
What were the first two states who had plans for a new government?
virginia and Massachusetts
What are the 3 colonies that tell who had the authority to establish government for each?
The three colonies that exemplify who held the authority to establish government are Massachusetts, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. In Massachusetts, the Puritans established a self-governing entity based on religious principles. Virginia was governed by a charter from the Crown, which gave authority to the colonial assembly, while Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn under a proprietary charter, allowing him significant control over governance. Each of these colonies illustrates different sources of authority—religious, royal, and proprietary—shaping their governments.
What is the government of Virginia called?
In the American colonies it was called the House of Burgesses. Today it is the State of Virginia.
