Why did England not interfere in colonial affairs in the beginning of the colonization

England allows the colonies to self govern.

Explanation:

England did not interfere in colonial affairs at the beginning of the colonization because they allowed the colonies to perform self-governance. The self-governing colonies had a government with elected leaders who were able to make decisions without breaking any laws of the colonial power. The Mayflower Compact was the first governing document in America.

The British policy of "Salutary Neglect" introduced when the British government was not forcing any laws in the colonies on the condition that they got raw materials and the colonies continue to buy finished goods from English. Consequences to that, the colonists became habitual to self-rule themselves. In some point, salutary neglect was responsible for the hostile when the British implement taxes as they were in debt because of the French and Indian war.