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proprietary rule is when a royal leader, such as king or queens, have obtained new land, and select a certain person to rule it. in summary, it is land owned but not controlled by royalt

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A colony that was owned by one man?

a proprietary colony is controlled by one man, or a group in some instances. Proprietary Colonies were grants of land in the form of a charter, or a license to rule, for individuals or groups. Virginia was one such colony


What were proprietary colonies government?

PROPRIETARY COLONIES were grants of land in the form of a charter, or a license to rule, for individuals or groups. They were used to settle areas rapidly with British subjects at the proprietors' expense during the costly settlement years.


Was the Pennsylvania colony a royal or proprietary?

it was a proprietary


Was Maryland a proprietary colony a royal colony or a corporate colony?

it was a Proprietary and a Royal Colony. -Clitorisandra


Was Delaware a proprietary royal or self-governing colony?

PROPRIETARY


Is a proprietary colony bicameral or unicameral?

A proprietary colony has a unicameral.


Was Virginia a royal colony or a proprietary colony?

It is a proprietary colony.


Was Connecticut a proprietary or charter colony?

Yes, Connecticut was not a self-governing colony but a proprietary colony.


Who or what group of people founded the state New Jersey?

The first Europeans in New Jersey were the Dutch and Swedish. Under British rule, New Jersey was a proprietary colony.


What is the term for a colony owned by an individual?

that colony was a proprietary colony. given by charter from the king of England to a proprieter.


What is software that is privately owned and limited to a specific computer model?

Software that is limited to a spesific computer model


Was Pennsylvania a royal or proprietary colony?

Proprietary with William Penn as the absolute proprietor.

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