Read each question carefully. Choose the best answer for each question or statement.
What resulted from Parliament’s lack of understanding of the needs of the colonists?
(1 point)
Responses
a study to prioritize the needs in the colonies
a study to prioritize the needs in the colonies
sending more British representatives to America
sending more British representatives to America
the beginnings of self-government in the colonies
the beginnings of self-government in the colonies
having Parliament work more closely with colonial assemblies
the beginnings of self-government in the colonies
the beginnings of self-government in the colonies
To answer this question, we need to understand the context of Parliament's lack of understanding of the needs of the colonists and what consequences it may have had.
Based on the responses provided, we can eliminate options "a study to prioritize the needs in the colonies" as it suggests a hypothetical study that doesn't directly address the outcome. Additionally, we can also eliminate "sending more British representatives to America" as it implies the opposite of what would result from the lack of understanding.
Now, we are left with two remaining options: "the beginnings of self-government in the colonies" and "having Parliament work more closely with colonial assemblies."
To determine the correct answer between these two options, we should consider the historical context. When Parliament failed to understand the needs of the colonists, it created a sense of discontent and frustration among the colonists. As a result, they began seeking avenues for self-governance and finding ways to address their own needs without interference from the British government.
Therefore, the best answer is "the beginnings of self-government in the colonies." This option reflects the consequences of Parliament's lack of understanding and aligns with the historical evidence of the colonists taking matters into their own hands to govern themselves.