CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME PLEASEEE HELPP How is a U. S. territory different from a U. S. state?

A. Territorial governments are given powers not granted to the
federal government in the U. S. Constitution.
B. Representatives and senators are elected by the people of the
territory.
C. Residents can vote in presidential elections within their own
territory
D. Territorial governors are appointed by the president of the United
States.

I think it is A

Explanation:

Much like states in the U.S., the territories also have their own governments and elect their own governors. Unlike states, the territories do not have a vote in Congress. ... The territories also send delegates to political conventions, such as those to nominate presidential candidates

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