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What type of government did the French Colonies use? A: governer appointed by the monarch B: people governed themselves
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What type of government did the French Colonies use?

A: governer appointed by the monarch
B: people governed themselves

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Answer:

governer appointed by the monarch

Step-by-step explanation:

people couldn't just governed themselves because, it would be no structure

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