Eighteenth-Century Colonial Political Leaders Viewed Colonial Governors and Appointed Councils
Multiple Choice
Eighteenth-century colonial political leaders viewed colonial governors and appointed councils as
A) a potential threat since such officials primarily represented the interests of England.
B) defenders of the privileges of the upper class.
C) protectors of the people's rights.
D) powerless figureheads.
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