Question

controlled colonies
the king or
queen appointed
the governor
colonial
assembly
(wrote laws)
colonists
elected
assembly
how were the colonial assembly and royal governor different? select all that apply.
the assembly could write laws, but the governor
could not.
the assembly had to follow the laws of
parliament, but the governor did not.
the assembly represented the colonists, but the
governor did not.
the assembly was elected, but the governor was
not.

Explanation:

1. For "The assembly could write laws, but the governor could not": The diagram shows "Colonial Assembly (wrote laws)" and "Royal Governor (enforced laws)", so assembly wrote, governor enforced (didn't write). Correct.
2. For "The assembly had to follow the laws of Parliament, but the governor did not": Both colonial entities (assembly and governor) were under British rule, so governor also had to follow Parliament's laws. This is incorrect (but in the given check, maybe a misstep, but we analyze based on options). Wait, re - checking: The governor was appointed by the king, but still part of the British colonial system, so should follow Parliament. But the option's check is marked, maybe the question's context has a different take. However, focusing on the options as per the problem.
3. For "The assembly represented the colonists, but the governor did not": Assembly was elected by colonists, so represented them; governor was appointed by the king, so didn't represent colonists. Correct.
4. For "The assembly was elected, but the governor was not": Diagram says "Colonists elected assembly" and "The king or queen appointed the governor", so assembly elected, governor appointed (not elected). Correct.

So the correct options (as per the checks in the image) are:

• The assembly could write laws, but the governor could not.
• The assembly represented the colonists, but the governor did not.
• The assembly was elected, but the governor was not. (Note: The second option about Parliament laws is likely incorrect in historical context, but as per the given check, it's marked. However, based on historical accuracy, the governor was also bound by Parliament's laws, but following the problem's check marks.)

Answer:

• The assembly could write laws, but the governor could not.
• The assembly represented the colonists, but the governor did not.
• The assembly was elected, but the governor was not.

(Note: The option "The assembly had to follow the laws of Parliament, but the governor did not" is historically inaccurate as both were part of the British colonial system and bound by Parliament's laws, but it is marked as correct in the provided image's check marks.)