What was the 18th-century principle of virtual representation?
(a) the british governm...
What was the 18th-century principle of virtual representation?
(a) the british government represents all citizens regardless of their
actual representation in parliament.
(b) although slaves lack the right to vote, they need to be considered
when conducting an offi cial government census.
(c) paper currency has value as long as it is backed by precious metal.
(d) only those males who own land can rightly participate in
government and vote.
(e) all british subjects have the right to a jury trial.
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