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A corporate colony is an example of self-government because a lord proprietor elects their own government officials.
A corporate colony is an example of self-government because a lord proprietor elects their own government officials.
A proprietary colony is an example of self-government because a king governs the colony by direct monarchial rule.
A proprietary colony is an example of self-government because a king governs the colony by direct monarchial rule.
A corporate colony is an example of self-government because the people elect their own government officials.
A corporate colony is an example of self-government because the people elect their own government officials.
A royal colony is an example of self-government because it granted land to families and allowed religious freedom.
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The best response that cites an example of self-government is:
A corporate colony is an example of self-government because the people elect their own government officials.
This correctly reflects the principles of self-government, where the power to govern is derived from the consent of the governed, which in this case is expressed through elections.
