Which New England colony had a governor who was not appointed by the King of England?
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Which New England colony had a governor who was not appointed by the King of England? Massachusetts Bay New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island.
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In the Colonial Period of America's History, the New England colonists set up themselves in North America for a large number of the same reasons as different pilgrims, English and others alike, had done so.
Unmistakably, be that as it may, the New England pilgrims were strongly Puritan toward the begin: they tried to fabricate a 'city on a slope' that would furnish them with a home in which to hone their religious faith uninhibitedly - and which may motivate a similar confidence in others.
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