Question

this chart contains information about the house of burgesses in the virginia colony. virginia house of burgesses pros cons gave some colonists the opportunity to participate in government only allowed property owners to vote helped maintain order and prevent rebellions contributed the establishment of a class of politically and socially elite based on this information, what conclusion could be drawn about the house of burgesses? it was not a true direct democracy because not all citizens could participate. it forced colonists to be completely dependent on the british government. it was an example of a theocratic colonial government. it valued the rights of enslaved people and women as well as free men.

Explanation:

The House of Burgesses only allowed property - owners to vote, meaning not all citizens could participate in government. This shows it was not a true direct democracy. There is no indication of dependence on the British government, it's not a theocratic government, and it did not value the rights of enslaved people, women, etc. as it restricted voting to property - owners.

Answer:

It was not a true direct democracy because not all citizens could participate.