Question

In the eighteenth century, the British colonies in North America were most similar to Great Britain in their

a. common law legal system.
b. countrywide established church.
c. opportunities for social mobility.
d. dependence on manufacturing as the economic base.

Answer 1

The answer is A. Britain North America colonies, Australia, South Africa and other English colonies shared a common law legal system. This type of legal system relied on precedent judgments made by courts on legal issues that were disagreed upon by parties.

Answer 2

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "d. dependence on manufacturing as the economic base." In the eighteenth century, the British colonies in North America were most similar to Great Britain in their dependence on manufacturing as the economic base.