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Term for a colony under direct control of the English king or queen?
Royal Colony is the term for a colony under direct control of the English king or queen. Before the Revolutionary Wars, there were several Royal Colonies in North America.
What is the name for a colony under direct control of the English king or queen?
Royal colonies
What was the term for a colony under direct control of the queen or king?
The term for a colony under the direct control of the Queen or King was a kingdom. There were also parts of a kingdom called Principalities.
If you kill the queen of an ant colony does it confuse the colony?
The colony cannot function without the queen. This is the basis of ant bait pest control.
Why do every ant nest have a queen?
An ant nest or a colony have a queen because the queen is the only ant in the whole colony that is able to lay eggs.
What English queen challenged Spain for control of the new world?
Queen Elizabth I =]
Which colony was named for Queen Elizabeth1 Virgin Queen of England?
Virginia was the colony named after Queen ElizabethI
Who supported the Roanoke Island colony?
The Roanoke Island colony was supported by Sir Walter Raleigh, who received a charter from Queen Elizabeth I to establish the first English colony in North America. Queen Elizabeth I also provided some financial and political support for the endeavor.
What bug lives in a colony with a queen?
There are a few types of bugs that live in a colony with a queen. The most common bug would be the ant. The queen is responsible in spawning more offspring for the colony. Another bug that lives in a colony with a queen is the bee.
When was Colony of the Queen Charlotte Islands created?
Colony of the Queen Charlotte Islands was created in 1853.
When did Colony of the Queen Charlotte Islands end?
Colony of the Queen Charlotte Islands ended in 1863.
Who took over lands across the sea and named them Virginia.?
The English explorer Sir Walter Raleigh founded the first English colony in Virginia in 1584 and named it in honor of Queen Elizabeth I, who was known as the "Virgin Queen." The colony later became part of the wider Virginia territory.
