Colonies started by a proprietor included:

Question

Maryland
Georgia
Virginia
Pennsylvania

Answer 1

The colonies started by a proprietor include:

1. Maryland - Founded by Lord Baltimore as a refuge for Catholics.
2. Pennsylvania - Founded by William Penn as a haven for Quakers and religious freedom.
3. Delaware - Initially part of Pennsylvania and granted to William Penn.

While Georgia and Virginia were indeed important colonies, they were primarily founded for different reasons. Virginia was a joint-stock colony, and Georgia was founded as a buffer against Spanish Florida and a place for debtors, but not specifically as a proprietary colony in the same sense as Maryland and Pennsylvania. Thus, the correct answers are Maryland and Pennsylvania as proprietary colonies.

Answer 2

only choose from the options i stated

Answer 3

From the options you provided, the colonies started by a proprietor are:

1. Maryland
2. Pennsylvania

Georgia and Virginia were not proprietary colonies; Virginia was established as a joint-stock colony, and Georgia was founded under different circumstances.