The government in the colonies during the 1700's was not very organized. Although they were made of different branches and had separate colony bodies, the central government was nothing compared to the governing power of the British. Many of the colonies had their own governing body that only had to do with that specific colony, like the House of Burgesses. The central governing body couldn't have complete control over all of the colonies at once either.
There was a few developments of the local government affected the colonies. The main affects were power and money.
13 colonies.
By 1750, about 200,000 slaves lived in the colonies.
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There was a few developments of the local government affected the colonies. The main affects were power and money.
There was no European settlement in Australia in 1700. the first settlers only arrived in 1788, so therefore there was no government. The Aborigines acted under their own tribal laws and structure.
13 colonies.
By 1750, about 200,000 slaves lived in the colonies.
Because the American colonies were a month away, by ship. Nothing went faster than that, so the royal officials in London were unable to manage things in the colonies.
New England, Middle Colonies, Southern Colonies
New England, Middle Colonies, Southern Colonies
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