APFIVE Arguments for Colonial Self-Governance
A proponent of colonial self-governance would most likely have agreed with which of the following arguments?
A
Dividing power among different colonial branches led to inefficiency and hindered effective administration.
B
Centralized British control was essential as it provided a uniform framework that prevented regional disparities.
C
Allowing colonists to manage their own affairs fostered the development of democratic institutions and local self-reliance.
D
The appointment of royal governors eliminated the need for local representation and simplified governance.
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