Final answer:
In colonial governments, governors were appointed by the king, and legislatures were elected by landholding voters. Laws protecting Native American rights were not a common feature across all colonies.
Explanation:
Laws protecting Native American rights was NOT a common feature of all 13 colonial governments. Each colony had a governor, a legislature elected by free males, and its own government. The governors were appointed by the English king with almost complete authority in theory.
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