In what way was the massachusetts bay company different from other charters? a. they were free of royal supervision.
b. they did not ask for permission to settle within the territory belonging to the council of new england.
c. the company needed only one ship for the long voyage across the atlantic.
d. they decided to leave the company charter behind with the royal family.

The answer is: A. They were free of royal supervision

This mean that the people in Massachusetts bay company able to create their own government along with the regulations that approved by the people who live in its territory.

Each year, the people in Massachusetts bay can select their own leader through elections. But the only candidates that can enter the election shall be a 'Free Man' (no women or slaves allowed)

The massachusetts Bay company was different from other charters because they decided to leave the company charter behind with the royal family.

Explanation:

The Massachusetts bay company was the most productive British Settlement, and the characteristic that makes them different from other charters is that after leaving England they decided to govern themselves and they established a puritan settlement with its order and system. However, after developing their society Charles II revoked the charter of the company and established control over everything the company had developed.

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