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Why did the settlers have representative assemblies? Think of the House of Burgesses for example ...
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Why did the settlers have representative assemblies? Think of the House of Burgesses for example ...

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English colonists in America wanted to have a say in the law governing them so they formed their own elected assemblies.

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