All of these statements are true about the Dominion of New England except: His rule threatened both English liberties and the church-state relationship at the heart of Puritan order,
Sir Edmond Andros ruled the dominion of New England. He appointed local officials in place of elected ones,
and imposed taxes without the approval of elected representatives,
O Between 1686 and 168 , James II combined Connecticut, Plymouth, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, New York, and East and West Jersey into a single super colony.
Andros enforced religious toleration for all Catholics.