British political system in north America:

Fill in the blanks with these words:

In England:
King George III
Parliament

In the American Colonies:
Colonial Governors
Assemblies
Town Meetings

3. This person is the main connection between the colonial assemblies and the king and parliament. If parliament passes a law, this person passes it along to the colony. If a colony has an issue, this person passes the message to parliament. _____________

4. Suppose a colony needs to raise taxes to pay for a new building for the local government. Who would make the decision to tax the colonists? ____________

5. A silversmith wants to discuss whether or not new taxes are fair. He would take this complaint to _____________

6. This group is similar to our congress. They are the law making body for the entire nation. _______________

7. This group is similar to our county council. They make decisions that effect the entire colony. ____________

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If you can't find your answers in your text, you may find them in the link I posted before or in this article.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonial_government_in_the_Thirteen_Colonies

3. This person is the main connection between the colonial assemblies and the king and parliament. If parliament passes a law, this person passes it along to the colony. If a colony has an issue, this person passes the message to parliament. This person is the Colonial Governor.

To get the answer to this question, you can look at the historical context of the British political system in North America. The British colonies in North America were under the rule of King George III and the British Parliament in England. The colonies were governed by Colonial Governors who were appointed by the king. They served as intermediaries between the colonial assemblies and the king and parliament.

4. Suppose a colony needs to raise taxes to pay for a new building for the local government. Who would make the decision to tax the colonists? The decision to tax the colonists would typically be made by the Colonial Assembly.

To get the answer to this question, you can understand the role of Colonial Assemblies in the British colonial system. Colonial Assemblies were representative bodies in the colonies that had the authority to make laws and levy taxes on behalf of the colonists.

5. A silversmith wants to discuss whether or not new taxes are fair. He would take this complaint to the local Town Meeting.

To get the answer to this question, you can understand the role of Town Meetings in the British colonial system. Town Meetings were gatherings of local citizens in the colonies where they discussed and made decisions on local matters, including issues related to taxes.

6. This group is similar to our congress. They are the lawmaking body for the entire nation. The group is Parliament.

To get the answer to this question, you can understand the role of Parliament in the British political system. Parliament is the legislative body in England that makes laws and governs the entire nation.

7. This group is similar to our county council. They make decisions that affect the entire colony. The group is the Colonial Assembly.

To get the answer to this question, you can understand the role of Colonial Assemblies in the British colonial system. Colonial Assemblies were representative bodies in the colonies that made decisions on behalf of the colonists and had the authority to pass laws and make decisions that affected the entire colony.