A proprietary colony is one that was owned and governed by a chartered partnership or company that had secured a royal grant. The owners established and operated the colony and appointed its officials. This was a form of indirect rule by the country involved.
Other colonies were "crown colonies" where the officials were appointed by the monarch (king) and his government as their direct representatives.
The Carolina Colony was originally a proprietary colony, however after disputes of power and ownership arose the crown split the colony into what is now known as North and South Carolina.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Province_of_South_Carolina
no, they were proprietary colonies
North Carolina
Georgia was originally settled as a debtors' colony.
it was a Proprietary and a Royal Colony. -Clitorisandra
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The Carolina Colony was originally a proprietary colony, however after disputes of power and ownership arose the crown split the colony into what is now known as North and South Carolina.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Province_of_South_Carolina
charter colony
no, they were proprietary colonies
yes because it was a very poor city at that time
North Carolina
Georgia was originally settled as a debtors' colony.
they origionally settled in georgia
South Carolina
Delaware was originally a proprietary colony, but later on, in the early 1700s, it became a Royal Colony. (just a comment, corporate colonies are called charter colonies)
Georgia was originally settled as a debtor's colony, kinda like Australia
Georgia was originally settled as a debtor's colony, kinda like Australia