British kings
A) prohibited colonists from electing assemblies.
B) claimed to rule by divine right.
C) allowed only religious colonies to be formed.
D) allowed the creation of only royal colonies.
E) ruled by delegation from Parliament.
B
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A. neo-institutional B. interest-group C. entrepreneurial D. client E. majoritarian
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A) had to conduct and monitor parliamentary elections. B) had to have Parliament's approval to maintain an army. C) could levy taxes without being answerable to anyone. D) could refuse to take the Parliament's suggestions in matters of national concern. E) could make changes to the Constitution without the Parliament's consent.
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a. the attorney general b. the comptroller c. the railroad commissioner d. the secretary of state e. the land commissioner
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