Chartered colonies were those that were founded a. for economic purposes b. for religious purposes c. to establish trading posts d. with the permission of the monarch

D with the permission of the monarch

Explanation:

with the permission of the monarch.

Explanation:

There were mainly three types of colonies under the British reign which were known as royal colonies, propitiatory colonies and charter colonies. Charter colonies were not in direct control of the British crown but governed by a royal charter given by the British crown. However, the British crown can change its nature to a royal colony at its will. Some examples of charter colonies were Massachusetts Bay, Rhodes Island. Virginia, and Connecticut.

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