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| English settlers who founded Plymouth for religious freedom |
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| chosen religion of a state |
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| the mistreatment or punishment of certain people because of their beliefs |
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| a 1620 agreement for ruling Plymouth |
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| example for others to follow in the future |
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| day at the end of the harvest season set aside by the pilgrims to give thanks to God |
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| wanted to purify the chuch by making it simpler |
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| elected representative assembly in the Massachusetts Bay colony |
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| Fundamental Orders of Conneticut |
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| a 1639 plan of governmentin the Puritan colony of Connecticut |
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| a willingness to let others practice thier own beliefs |
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| when settlers discussed and voted on many issues |
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| owner of a large estate in a dutch colony |
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| land given to one or more people by the king in return for a yearly payment |
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| a colony under the direct control of the English Crown |
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| protestant reformers believed in equality for all people, also called the Society of Friends |
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| German speaking protestants who settled in Pennsylvania |
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| crop sold for money at market |
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| boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland that divided the Middle Colonies (free states)and the Southern Colonies (slave states) |
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| a 1649 Maryland law that provided religious freedom for all Christians |
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| a 1676 raid led by Nathaniel Bacon against the governor and Native Americans in Virginia |
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| a plant used to make a valuable blue dye |
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| people who owed money they could not pay back |
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| laws that treated enslaved Africas not as human beings but as property |
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| the belief that one race is superior to another |
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| founded in 1620, for religious freedom for Seperatists, by William Bradford, government was Mayflower Compact |
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| Area whose economic base was fishing, whaling, iron, lumber, and ship building, and included Plymouth, Mass. Bay, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire |
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| founded in 1630, for religious freedom of Puritans, by John Winthrop, government was general court |
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| founded in 1636, for free-er Puritans, by Thomas Hooker, government was Fundamental Orders Of Connecticut |
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| founded in 1636, for religious tolerence, by Rodger Williams |
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| founded in 1622, by John Mason and Fernando Georges, government was an assembly, religion was varied |
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| area whose economic base was Grains, and included New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware |
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| founded in 1664, by Peter Minuet, government was assebly of representatives, religion was varied |
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| founded in 1664, by Cateret and Berkely, government was an assembly, and there was religious freedom |
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| founded in 1681, by William Penn, governmaent was elected assembly, religion was Quaker/varied |
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| founded in 1638, by Gov. De La Ware, representative government, religion was varied |
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| area whose economic base was rice, indigo, and tobacco and included Virginia(Jamestown), Maryland,Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina |
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| first colony, founded in 1607, by John Smith, government was House of Burgesses, religion was Anglican |
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| founded in 1634, by Lord Baltimore, government was elected assembly, founded for freedom for Christians |
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| last colony, founded in 1732, by James Oglethorpe, in Savannah |
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| founded in 1712, by 8 proprietors |
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| founded in 1719, by 8 proprietors |
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