Type of democracy in English colonies?

Question

In the English colonies of Plymouth and Virginia, what kind of democracy did they have out of the three - participatory, direct, or representative?

And you don't have to be positive on this. It can be opinion. This is kind of like a poll of opinions.

Direct - the citizens are directly involved in the decisions

Representative - The people elect leaders...like the United States and Australia

Participatory - The government lets the citizens help out, but in the end, the government will decide the outcome. Kind of like having polls, surveys, etc...

Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

representative

Answer 2

After world war two.

After being " Born again" and raised by our "God Mother"?

Genesis 11. 1

With time was lost with time.

With the young one born and raised by the dead Mummy  with whiff of rotten stench of empty skeleton of skull and bones of failures and horrors of the past centuries from the graveyards of different ghostly ancestor's culture and custom.

As cheap-skate glory on success of National Identity.

Genesis 11.6

What do you think?