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By 1750, each colonial government had: all the above a government consisting of a governor and an assembly a constitution accepted the idea of taxation without representation

By 1750, each colonial government had: all the above a government consisting of a governor and an assembly a constitution accepted the idea of taxation without representation
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By 1750, each colonial government had: all the above a government consisting of a governor and an assembly a constitution accepted the idea of taxation without representation

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a government consisting of a governor and an assembly

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The answer is B. A government consisting of a governor and an assembly

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