4. Which of the following best explains the main differences among royal, proprietary, and charter colonies?
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Royal colonies were governed directly by the king, proprietary colonies were led by elected officials in
England and charter colonies were led by religious officials
Royal colonies were made up of a two-house legislature, proprietary colonies were governed by a
unicameral body, and charter colonies were composed of colonial courts.
Royal colonies had governors appointed by the king, proprietary colonies were organized by a person
who was granted land, and charter colonies were led by governors elected by male property owners.
ORoyal colonies had governors who were appointed by Parliament proprietary colonies were organized
by religious dissidents, and charter colonies were set up by officials who received charters for the land.