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The colonists in charter colonies were allowed to elect their governors and both Houses. Colonists in the royal and proprietary colonies were only allowed to elect the Lower House, not the Upper House and governor.

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A charter that allowed the colonists to elect their own governor was called a?

royal charter


Who were colonists in the proprietary colonies allowed to elect?

lower house only


Who were colonists in royal colonies allowed to elect?

miranda cosgrove because she is famous


Who were colonist in charter colonies allow to elect?

governor and legislature


Who were colonies in the royal colonies allowed to elect?

upper house only


Which documents granted the Pennsylvania colonists the right to elect representatives to the legislative assembly?

Charter of Liberties


What 1701 document granted Pennlyvania colonists the right toelect legislative representatives?

The document that granted Pennsylvania colonists the right to elect legislative representatives is the "Charter of Privileges," issued in 1701 by William Penn. This charter allowed for a more democratic form of governance by enabling the colonists to elect their own representatives to the Provincial Assembly. It established a framework for self-government and laid the foundation for Pennsylvania's political structure, emphasizing individual rights and liberties.


Who were colonists in the royal colony allowed to elect?

upper house only


What did the proprietors of New York and New Jersey allow colonists to do?

The proprietor allowed colonists to elect representatives to an assembly.


Why did the middle colonies have town meetings?

Why did some proprietors allow colonists to elect representatives to assemblies


How was New Jersey governor selected in the thirteen colonies?

The colonists elected the leaders just like when adults elect presidents.


Did colonists elect members of the Parliament?

No, colonists did not elect members of the British Parliament. The Parliament represented the interests of Britain, and colonists had no direct representation within it, leading to the famous slogan "no taxation without representation." This lack of representation contributed to growing tensions between the colonies and Britain, ultimately culminating in the American Revolution.