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What effect does the leader's refusal to approve new laws have on the Colonies?
What effect does the leader's refusal to approve new laws have on the Colonies?
How does the leader manipulate Colonial legislators during meetings?
How does the leader manipulate Colonial legislators during meetings?
What is one way the leader undermines the independence of judges in the Colonies?
What is one way the leader undermines the independence of judges in the Colonies?
What rationale does the leader use for keeping large armies in the Colonies during peacetime?
What rationale does the leader use for keeping large armies in the Colonies during peacetime?
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What impact does the leader's action of disbanding legislatures have on the Colonies?
What impact does the leader's action of disbanding legislatures have on the Colonies?
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Study Notes
Colonial Governance Issues
- Laws passed by the Colonies for self-governance have been consistently rejected.
- Colonies are prohibited from implementing new laws until receiving approval, which is frequently ignored.
- Approval of laws is contingent upon the surrender of traditional rights related to representative government.
Legislative Manipulation
- Lawmakers are convened in inconvenient locations and at odd times to induce fatigue and compliance.
- Disbandment of legislatures occurs if the actions of a Colony's government are disapproved, with no elections for new lawmakers allowed.
- Such actions leave Colonies without local governance, undermining protective measures.
Settlement and Judicial Control
- There is a lack of encouragement for new settlers, and no new areas are opened for habitation.
- Judges lack authority to make independent decisions; their power is limited even when appointed.
- Judges are financially dependent on the governor, compromising their autonomy.
Administrative Overreach
- Excessive government employees are dispatched, leading to harassment and increased tax burdens.
- Large military forces are stationed in the Colonies during peacetime without consent from local governance.
- The military exhibits disregard for local law enforcement, engaging in unlawful activities.
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This quiz explores the challenges faced by the Colonies regarding governance, highlighting the king's refusal to approve essential laws. It discusses the implications of his actions on the autonomy of the Colonies and their struggle for representative government.
