Who was the governor appointed by the English monarch to run the Georgia colony?

• A. Royal governor
• B. King’s magistrate
• C. Colonial administrator
• D. Provisional ruler

Answer: (A)

In this situation, the key idea is that a British colony was run by a governor chosen by the English king to act as the crown’s representative. When Georgia became a royal colony, the leader appointed by the monarch to oversee and administer the colony was called the royal governor. This title specifically indicates the governor’s direct connection to the Crown and authority to enforce imperial policies and manage colonial affairs. The other terms aren’t the official designation for the governor in this context, as they don’t reflect the crown’s appointed representative role.