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1619- the first legislative body in
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| The first agreement for self government in america written in 1620 Plymouth |
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| Refers to English Immigration to the American Colonies between 1630 and 1640 |
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| Compared his colony to a "city on a hill" and favored a theocratic style government |
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| Puritan teachings emphasized the biblical convenants God's approval tied to colonial success and protection |
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| She preached the idea that god communicated directly to individuals, antionmianism, and was exiled |
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| Eliminated the possibility of Indian Armed resistance to the settlements in New England and Inhalation Policy |
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| First Constitution wirtten in American Colonies |
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| New England Confederation |
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| formed 1643 to provide for the defense of the four New England colonies |
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| 1675- last major conflict between NE colonists who brought indentured servants into America |
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| policy where 50 acres were given to colonists who brought over indentured servants into America. |
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| 1676 resulted in slavery replacing indentured servitude as labor force in the southern colonies |
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| Heade by andros, strictly enforced the navigation acts and was hated by colonists |
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