What is a colonial governor?

Answer 1

A colonial governor is an official either appointed or elected to perform the executive functions of a colony, which in its strictest meaning is a settlement by a country in an area remote from its borders.

Answer 2

The Colonial Assemblies grew in power as the colonies became more prosperous and populous. The British were thousands of miles away and so therefore began to fade from people's minds as being the ones truly in power.

Answer 3

goverment with a colonial leader har har you thought this was the answer

Answer 4

If you mean the American colonies they were English subjects.

Answer 5

government run by George Washington

Answer 6

The three branches