Answer :
Final answer:
Sir Edmund Andros and Jacob Leisler's roles in the Dominion of New England and New York during the late 17th century. Correct option is 1.
Explanation:
Sir Edmund Andros was the autocratic governor of New York and the Dominion of New England, appointed by James II. He enforced policies that challenged traditional New England practices, such as imposing fees, disregarding land titles, and enforcing the Navigation Acts. Correct option is 1.
Jacob Leisler led a rebellion in New York against the dominion government in 1689. He assumed the role of governor under King William without British authority, leading to his trial and execution.
Dominion of New England was a colonial entity created by James II, encompassing the New England colonies along with New York and New Jersey. It was governed by Sir Edmund Andros and faced resistance due to his authoritarian rule and disregard for local practices.
