In the eyes of the radical element in the British colonies, legislation such as the Québec Act set the precedent for colonial government in which __________.

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The Québec Act was seen by the radical elements in the British colonies as setting a precedent for denying colonists representative self-government because it extended the boundaries of Quebec and granted freedoms to Catholics, which alarmed Protestant colonialists and did not provide for an elected legislative assembly.

In the Eyes of the Radical Element in the British