Asked by chepkoech misik on Jun 09, 2024
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How did the position of the royal governors change by the mid 18th century?
A) They were told by the English government to ease up on colonial control.
B) They had an easier job than their counterparts in England.
C) Royal governors were often hampered by the increase in the number of male voters.
D) Elected colonial assemblies usually deferred to their wishes.
Royal Governors
Representatives appointed by a monarch to govern a colony, region, or country in the monarch's stead.
Colonial Control
The power and authority that a colonizing nation exerts over a colony, often involving exploitation of resources, suppression of cultural practices, and imposition of foreign governance.
Male Voters
Individuals who are legally recognized as male and have the right to vote in elections.
- Examine the development of the relationship between colonial and monarchical power in North America.
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Sadiqa NomanJun 11, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Royal governors faced increased challenges by the mid-18th century due to the growth in the number of male voters, which often led to more assertive colonial assemblies. This shift in the political landscape made it more difficult for governors to impose control, as they had to navigate a more complex and sometimes resistant political environment.
Learning Objectives
- Examine the development of the relationship between colonial and monarchical power in North America.