The dominion of new england preserved existing colonial legislative assemblies. Was called into being by king charles ii. Was limited to what now constitutes new england. Declared the navigation acts null and void. Called for a single royal governor.

The Dominion of New England brought the New England colonies and eventually some of the Middle colonies together under royal control. This decision was made to better monitor the economic system of New England. This act enforced the Navigation Acts and meant to shut down trade with the Dutch and French. This act brought the region under the jurisdiction of England and changed both the economic and social rules of the region. The Church of England was named the official church as well.

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The dominion of New England was called in to being by Charles II but was created by King James II.

Dominion of New England- In 1686 King James II merged the British colonies of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire to tighten control over the administration.

King Charles II was doubtful of Massachusetts not following the rules of the Charter. So he revoked it. But shortly after that, he died and King James II created the Dominion of New England
The region of New England still exists in the Northeastern part of the United States.
The most important purpose of this was the Navigation act. It banned the colonists of North America from including in any kind of trade with non British countries especially the Dutch.
The King also hired a royal governor to look after the administration of newly merged colonies.

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