New England was the colony that had elements of a republic, as it was characterized by a system of self-governance where local officials were elected and the people had a significant role in decision-making. The other options—New Netherland, New France, and New Sweden—were more centrally governed and did not have the same level of elected representation as seen in New England.
Which colony was ruled by a republic, meaning the people elected officials who held the power?
New Netherland
New France
New England
New Sweden
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