It was Virginia's colonial legislature, and the first official legislature in North America (not counting any that the American Indians may have had).
It no longer exists, as it was changed into the House of Delegates after the Independence.
Virginia House of Burgesses
The House of Burgesses was established by the Virginia Company to operate in its eponymous colony.
The first was in Virginia and was called the House of Burgesses
the first self-governing legislative body in the american colonies was the Virginia house of Burgesses
The House of Burgesses was dissolved in 1776. It was succeeded by the Virginia House of Delegates which is the lower house of the Virginia General Assembly.
Virginia House of Burgesses
The Virginia house of burgesses
The House of Burgesses was established by the Virginia Company to operate in its eponymous colony.
The house of burgesses was in charge in Virginia
The Virginia house of burgesses
The Governor, the appointed Governor's Council and the Burgesses.
The first was in Virginia and was called the House of Burgesses
the first self-governing legislative body in the american colonies was the Virginia house of Burgesses
There was no law that abolished Virginia's House of Burgesses. It simply became the House of Delegates in 1776 which is a lower house in the Virginia legislature.
The House of Burgesses was dissolved in 1776. It was succeeded by the Virginia House of Delegates which is the lower house of the Virginia General Assembly.
Virginia of course! It's where Jefferson came from too. Read the book: a short history of the united states. It's in the first 30 pages that explains the three types of colonies in the 1600s: proprietary, etc.
The House of Burgesses was where colonial leaders of Virginia met to discuss their issues.