Question

The power to raise taxes, organize local governments, and control the military belonged to
a.
the Privy Council.
b.
colonial assemblies.
c.
Parliament.
d.
royal governors.


I think d?

Answer 1

I believe its B

Answer 2

okay, what about this question:
The _____________ supported independent colonial governments to manage thier own affairs.
a.
Dominion of England
c.
Magna Carta
b.
Privy Council
d.
All of the above

Answer 3

B

Answer 4

Privy Counsil

Answer 5

Thanks! Here is the next question:
How did the Glorious Revolution affect the English monarchy and the future of England’s colonies?

Answer 6

internal British struggle that replaced the catholic king James II with his Protestant daughter, Mary, and her husband, William of orange
inspired colonial uprisings in new york and Maryland against ruling royal governors who pressed for more control
led to the overthrow of the dominion of new England, the central authority imposed by Britain on colonists
William and Mary's new government generally accepted these actions, permitting the growth of colonial institutions and culture

Answer 7

Thanks! Here is the next question:
The early colonial legislative body of Virginia, composed of elected representatives, was called ___________________.
a.
the Parliament.
b.
the House of Burgesses.
c.
the House of Representatives.
d.
the Congress of the Senators.

I think a or b?

Answer 8

the House of Burgesses

Answer 9

Thanks! Next question:
The Privy Council established the Laws of the Colonies, but allowed them to govern themselves.
True or False

Answer 10

I believe it is true

Answer 11

Edmond Andros was put in charge of the Colonies by King James II
True or False?

Answer 12

I believe its false

Answer 13

Which of the following is the law making body that governs England?
a.
Parliament
c.
House of Commons
b.
Privy Council
d.
House of Burgess

Answer 14

Parliament

Answer 15

In 1689 this law limited the King of England's power on the topic of taxation.
a.
Rights of Man
c.
Rights of Kings
b.
Bill of Rights
d.
The Kings Act

Answer 16

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