Which governor was imposed on New England by King James II?
Sir Edmund Andros
Sir William Phips
Sir Isaac Newton
Sir Winston Churchill
Answer
Sir Edmund Andros, the governor imposed on New England by King James II, was a controversial figure known for his harsh policies and disregard for the region's self-governance. His rule sparked significant discontent among the colonists, leading to heightened tensions and paving the way for eventual conflicts and resistance.
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