Question

question 6 (10 points) listen which of the following were true about colonial assemblies: a) they played a critical role in selecting the governors of britainss royal colonies. y was granted by the english government. b) british officials appreciated them shouldering the burden of governance. c) they taxed residents, managed colonial revenue, and granted salaries to royal officials. d) their authority was granted by the english government.

Explanation:

Colonial assemblies had the power to tax residents, manage colonial - revenue, and had control over the salaries of royal officials. Governors of royal colonies were appointed by the British crown, not selected by colonial assemblies. British officials often clashed with colonial assemblies rather than appreciating their governance role. The authority of colonial assemblies was a result of local development and resistance as well as some charters, not just granted by the English government in a straightforward way.

Answer:

C. They taxed residents, managed colonial revenue, and granted salaries to royal officials.