the ruling monarch of the colonizing power was responsible for appointing governors in the early american colonies.
the ruling monarch of the colonizing power was responsible for appointing governors in the early american colonies.
who was responsible for appointing governors in the early american colonies?
ruling monarch of the colonizing power
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during the era of the roman republic, the council was in charge of appointing governors to rome's provinces. this was done by appointing promagistrates to serve, either by random casting of lots or by "senatus consultum" (advice of the senate); however, these appointments were not formally binding on a legal basis and could be nullified by roman assemblies.
roman governor