Royal Colony is the right answer.
The council for New England granted Captain John Mason a land grant in 1622, which helped him to found the New Hampshire Colony. The natural resources of Hampshire colony included forest (timber), fish, fur and Whales and,<u> Whales became most important to the colonists because oil from the whales could be used for light in lamps. </u>In 1641 the Massachusetts colony claimed the New Hampshire, then it became known as the Upper province,<u> later in 1679, it became a</u><u> Royal Province.</u><u> </u>
the effects were that people who lived in the hotter parts were more suited and were used as slaves and workers. Also the people that were less suited to the heat were kept indoors. In most cases the only people who had less possibilities in the sun were rulers and upper class.
This is really a question on Alliances and Territory.
<u>Historical Background:</u>
The British was able to create fairly complex alliances with many of the Indian tribes surrounding the newly created U.S. With the alliance, they were allowed to trade with the Indians and set up forts, in return of supplying the Indians with equipment such as muskets.
<u>Conflict</u>:
Conflict aroused even before the expansion west and the American-Indian Wars. Indian alliances were extensive within the European countries, and they were used by both French and British during the French and Indian War. During the expansion west-ward, many Indian tribes turned towards the British for support in defending their lands. Britain essentially supplied many of the Indian tribes, resulting in large conflicts. Because of these supplies, Britain-US relations started to worsen. This soon led to another full-scale war with Britain, and numerous military-operations against the Western tribes.
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Answer, <u><em>The Government Ownership of Factories, Restructuring of the Government, or A Capitalist System;</em></u> Was Supported by Socialist, But not by Labor Leader Samuel Gompers.
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