In a Crown colony
A) both its governor and upper house were appointed by the Crown.
B) the governor was appointed by the Crown while the upper house was elected by the propertied adult males within the colony.
C) only the lower house could initiate fiscal legislation.
D) Both a and b are correct.
E) Both a and c are correct.

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In a Crown colony, the governor and the upper house were indeed appointed by the Crown, and only the lower house had the authority to initiate fiscal legislation. This reflects the colonial governance structure where the Crown maintained significant control over the administration and legislative processes.

In a Crown Colony