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Spanish settlements in the Americas, known as viceroyalties, were ruled by officials appointed by the king of Spain. Notable examples include the Viceroyalty of New Spain, which encompassed present-day Mexico and parts of the United States, and the Viceroyalty of Peru, covering much of South America. These viceroys acted as the king's representatives, overseeing colonial administration, justice, and economic affairs. Other regions, such as the Viceroyalty of New Granada and the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata, also followed this governance structure.
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A crown colony is ruled by a governor appointed by what high office?
Crown colonies were ruled by a governor appointed by the King.
How was the french governmental system structured prior to the revolution in 1789?
It was an Absolute Monarchy, ruled by the king who directly appointed his ministers. The government ruled without consulting the Parliament, which was to assemble only by order of the king, what would happen only extraordinarily.
What was the hierarchy of ancient Persia?
There was a king, who titled himself king of kings. The empire was divided into satrapies (provinces) ruled by a Satrap (governor) appointed by the King. Within the satrapy there were tribal and city rulers, generally governing according to their traditional mode.
What Gupta king ruled the longest?
Samudraguptawas the longest king, he ruled 45 years.
Is a colony a group of people ruled by a king?
A Colony doesn't have to be ruled by a king...while the American Colonies were subject to England the term colony could be a group of individuals that have maintained a close association with the country/people they left behind.
New France was ruled by a government appointed by the king council?
No, New France was ruled by a governor appointed by the King NOT the King's council
A crown colony is ruled by a governor appointed by what high office?
Crown colonies were ruled by a governor appointed by the King.
What is the define for the viceroy?
spanish rulers appointed by the king.
Person appointed to rule a Spanish province in the kings name?
Viceroys were appointed to rule Spanish provinces in the king's name.
Were any kings of Spain named Joseph?
Napoleon Bonaprate's brother Joseph was appointed to be King of Spain under French Occupation in 1808 until Spain was restored to Spanish Control in 1813. He ruled es King José I. There has not been a King Joseph or King José before or since.
Who is the person appointed to rule a Spanish province in the king's name?
Un virrey
Definition of a royal colony?
A royal colony is a colony ruled by the king's appointed officials.
Why did King Charles want to establish a colony in South Carolina?
To prevent further Spanish settlements in North America.
How was the french governmental system structured prior to the revolution in 1789?
It was an Absolute Monarchy, ruled by the king who directly appointed his ministers. The government ruled without consulting the Parliament, which was to assemble only by order of the king, what would happen only extraordinarily.
What is New Spain Called today?
The colonial Mexico of Spain was known as New Spain or the Viceroyalty of New Spain. The colony was ruled by the Spanish King and he appointed a viceroy, or very high minister, to assist in the running of the colony.
How did a royal governor obtain his position?
If you mean when a royal governor ruled some colonies, the answer is the governor was appointed by the king.
The Spanish king appointed what to rule areas conquered in the Americas?
Hernan cortes.(I THINK) He apppointed viceroys. In Spanish, it's "virrey". Either way, it's assistant king, kind of like vice president.
