What is the difference between a proprietary colony and a royal colony?

A group of individuals leaving their homeland to settle for or associated with the parent nation in a new country.

Explanation:

Proprietary colony:-

The king granted the owned colonies to the owner or head of a family who had by title possessed the settlement and ruled it as he thought fit.

Property colonies were given to people to control and be like the governors as land grants, and often this was done because the crown would owe the colony Patent colonies: owned by an individual (always a male white man) or family, who might make legislation and appoint officers as he likes governors money.

Royal colony:-

The king, through his representative, the royal governor, controlled Royal colonies.

Another term used for provincial colonies; colonies under the King's direct control, which usually designated a Royal Governor.

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