During the eighteenth century, colonial assemblies;

a. lost political power to colonial governors

b. concentrated on the distribution of patronage

c. gained the "power of the purse "

d. remained merely advisory bodies

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During the eighteenth century, colonial assemblies;

a. lost political power to colonial governors

b. concentrated on the distribution of patronage

c. gained the "power of the purse "

d. remained merely advisory bodies

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Aleena Hood · Answer 1

Generally speaking, in the United States during this time, colonial assemblies " a. lost political power to colonial governors," which was one of the reasons the colonists were upset with the leadership of Great Britain.

During the eighteenth century, colonial assemblies;a. lost political power to colonial governorsb. concentrated on the distribution of patronagec. gained the "power of the purse "d. remained merely advisory bodies

During the eighteenth century, colonial assemblies;

a. lost political power to colonial governors

b. concentrated on the distribution of patronage

c. gained the "power of the purse "

d. remained merely advisory bodies