Question

question 9 0.5 pts virtual representation: meant the colonists sent representatives to parliament, but they had no voting power allowed for colonial representation only via written communication to parliament implied that although members of englands parliament were not directly elected by colonists, they were expected to serve colonial interests was the process whereby the king or queen of england chose individuals from the colonies to represent colonial interests in parliament

Explanation:

Virtual representation was the idea in the British - colonial context where members of Parliament, not directly elected by colonists, were thought to represent colonial interests as part of the whole British nation.

Answer:

Implied that although members of England's Parliament were not directly elected by colonists, they were expected to serve colonial interests