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Which describes the type of government established in Jamestown?
A representative type of government was established in Jamestown. It was originally set up as a money making charter colony.
Why was a representative government put into place in Jamestown?
To attract new settlers to the colony.
The colonists at Jamestown started representative government in America by creating a house of what?
house of burgesses
What is the first example of representative government in the English colonies?
House of Burgersses in Jamestown
Why did settlers want a Representative government in Jamestown?
They didn't want a representative government. They were 104 men looking for gold and were basically under military rule. Within six months only 34 were alive.
What type of democratic government features did virginia have in 1607?
The type of democratic government features that Virginia had in 1607 was a representative government. This started in Jamestown which was the capital of the Virginia colony.
What was The House of Burgesses established in 1619 by Jamestown colonists?
A representative government for the colony
What are some important things that happened in Jamestown in the 1600's?
Well some of the things that happened in Jamestown Was 1. Slaves came to the USA. to be... you know slaves. 2. The tradition of Representative government was created. to those of you people who don't know what Representative government is the form of government in which people can elect people to make laws. like we do today. 3. Pilgrims or people who takes a religious journey.
What was the first representative assembly in north America?
The House of Burgesess in Jamestown in 1619
What was the name of the first colonial representative assembly?
Jamestown
Was representative government important in Pennsylvania?
was representative government important in Pennsylvania was representative government important in Pennsylvania
What two English principles of government influenced the development of the US?
Representative democracy and constitution.
