2. The Dominion of New England, ruled by Sir Edmund Andros, joined New York, New Jersey, and New England into a single colony. Who was responsible for this action?
Edmund Randolph sponsored the Virginia Plan (also called the Virginia Resolves). William Patterson sponsored the New Jersey Plan.
Roger Williams- Rhode Island William Penn- Pennsylvania James Oglethorpe- Georgia john Berkly- New Jersey Thomas Hooker- Connecticut
William Paterson; along with Mr. Martin from Maryland.
What is the exploration of New Jersey?
yes, but New Jersey wanted to change some of the parts this was called the New Jersey Plan. There is a link below to an article on the New Jersey Plan.
Governor Sir Edmund Andros was in charge when the Dominion of the New England colonies was formed. This joining only lasted until King George was no longer the King of England.
New York, East Jersey, and West Jersey. (East Jersey and West Jersey were considered two different colonies when they were added to the Dominion of New England in 1688.)
yes
Edmund Lyndeck was born on October 4, 1925, in Bayonne, New Jersey, USA.
Yes, New Jersey is loyal to England!
Nowhere. He governed, he never ruled. Edmund Andros was an English Colonial Administrator in North America. He was known for his governorship of the Dominion of New England for most of it's three-year existence. He also served as governor for the providences of New York, East Jersey, West Jersey, Virginia and Maryland. A governor does not "rule". A governors typical duties include signing bills, agreeing/disagreeing to new laws, serving as commander-in-chief for the state military, addressing citizens and various legal work such as requesting prison sentences and pardoning criminals. In other words, the governor is a "babysitter" for the state on behalf of the leader of the country. See the related links below.
91 jersey
it is massachusetts,rhode island,conneticut,vermont,maine,new jersey and new york. but there were four main colonies
Joseph Edmund Collins has written: 'The Story of Louis Riel' 'Life And Times Of The Right Honorable Sir John A. MacDonald, Premier Of The Dominion Of Canada' 'The Four Canadian Highwaymen' 'Life and times of the Right Honourable Sir John A. Macdonald, K.C. B., D.C.L., &c., premier of the Dominion of Canada' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Histoire, History 'The strangers' guide to the island of Jersey' 'The effects of remedial education' 'Canada under the administration of Lord Lorne' -- subject(s): History, Politics and government 'The future of the Dominion of Canada' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Interprovincial relations, Relations interprovinciales (Canada), Politique et gouvernement
The origin of New Jersey comes from a place in England called jersey.
It came from the Isle of Jersey in England.
do you mean Jersey? Jersey isn't in England either. Southampton has 1 h as well, just to be uberpendantic