The house of burgesses in the virginia colony is an example of: a. royal indifference towards the colonies b. colonial self-governance in north america c. colonial revolt against great britain d. royal regulation over the north american colonies

The correct answer is:

B. Colonial self-governance in North America

Explanation:

The House of Burgesses in the Virginia Colony was created in 1619, after the Virginia Company decided to create the first elected legislature in the American Colonies. The House of Burgesses was conformed by 22 Burgesses (two Burgesses represented a plantation), the Royal Governor Yeardley and the Council.

Burgesses were elected representatives only by white men that owned certain amount of property, and it was set an example for colonial self-governance in North America-

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