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How did the government of the charter colonies differ from those of the royal and proprietary colonies?

A. The governor and his council were under direct control of the Crown, and laws made by their bicameral legislatures were subject to the king's veto.

B. The governors were elected by male property owners, and laws made by their bicameral legislatures were not subject to the governor's veto.

C. The governors were elected by members of the king's council, and the legislature was a unicameral body.

D. The king appointed the governor, and he selected members of the upper house of the bicameral legislatures from his council.

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B. The governors were elected by male property owners, and laws made by their bicameral legislatures were not subject to the governor's veto.

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