Question

question 4 (1 point)
the english colonists brought with them knowledge of political systems that influenced constitutional government in north
america. which one of these basic notions held that the people should have a voice in determining what their government can
and cannot do?
o a
representative government
b
limited government
c
ordered government
d
colonial government

Explanation:

The question is about the political systems that English colonists brought to North America and what they could not do. A colonial government is a system where a colony is governed by a foreign power. The other options (representative government - people have a voice through representatives; limited government - government's power is restricted; ordered government - has a structured system) are concepts that the colonists had an understanding of. But a colonial government is a system imposed by the colonizing country, and the colonists (in the context of the question's implication) couldn't have a "colonial government" in the sense of it being a choice they made for self - governance (as they were under the rule of another country), while the other concepts were part of their political thought for self - governance structures.

Answer:

d. colonial government