Colonial Politics
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From the late 1600s until the American Revolution, the Board of Trade and Plantations, created from the Lords of Trade in Britain represented the major agency monitoring the colonials in America. Colonial assemblies enacted laws and drew up petitions which were reviewed by the Board. However, real authority over the colonies was divided among a collection of agencies, from the Treasury, the Admiralty Board, the War Office and the secretary of state for the Southern Department. However, these agencies and the British officials in American took an indifferent stand toward the colonies and colonials. The parliament in Britain remained content to “leave colonial affairs in the hands of the king’s ministers and the executive bureaucracy” (Davidson et al. 150).
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