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mina [271]
3 years ago
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Which English king turned the new England area into one colony for better control?

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hjlf3 years ago
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Ivan3 years ago
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Answer:

A) king james ll

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King James II took the throne after Charles II died in February 1685. James II was the one that created the Dominion of New England so the administration was better and tighter. He did a massive reorganization of the colonial empire, several colonies were combined into one large unit that was under the royal control, called the Dominion of New England.

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