Colonial Governmental Systems
During the colonial times, many new ideas and public affairs were being expressed in America. One of those new ideas pertained highly to the governmental organization, and in all reality, a birth of a new form of government. This new government, and governmental ideals, was a republic-democracy. However, before this new united government was formed many smaller colonial governments were made. Most of the colonies practiced royal government in the early times (colonies administered and run by England) and some were proprietary type colonies that were colonies run by proprietors or companies. Yet, there were a few colonies that were expanding their new ideas so much that they set up a self-governing based system. These people were not thinking of democracy at that time, only of a representative system with expansions, such as, written law. This type of legislation representative system with written law would become a corner stone of the future United States and its future way of governing. This want for local governments and pressures on the colonies such as war would call for a fast rise in communication and unity between the colonies. The want that was for a local government would become a need f
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Approximate Word count = 1537
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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