Structure of Colonial government

There were three types of colonies during the colonial era: charter, (a)   , and proprietary.

A (a)   was a legal document given by the king of England.

The charter gave the colonists the rights and (a)   of an English subject.

A (a)   was made up of investors who provided ships, tools, food, water, and protection for the people who would move,

The colonists remained the king's subjects but lived and worked across the (a)   .

The (a)   laid out in the charter were important because they showed the extent of the land the proprietor owned

(a)   could only be generated if the land had people.

In a royal charter, the (a)   controlled the colony.

The royal (a)   would have the authority of the king in the colony.

The monarch determined the (a)   that would be followed in the colony.