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| people who left England because of religious conflict and sailed aboard the MAY FLOWER to North America |
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| Radical group of puritains including the pilgrims who seperated from the church of England and came to North America seeking religious freedom |
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| English Protestants who sought to "purify" the Anglican church of Catholic rituals and traditions |
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| document that establiched Plymoth Colony as a self-governing colony based on the majority rule of male church members |
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| mass movement of puritans from England to Americas beginning on 1630. |
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| Political unit founded onaw in which members are expected to work together for the common good. |
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| People who enjoy full political and civil liberties |
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| Cooperation between church and state that was the basis for the Puritan commonwealth |
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| Maryland colonial law that guaranteed religious freedom to all christians |
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| 1676 Uprisining by virginia settlers, disgruntled over taxes and land, that included attacking Indians, looting wealthy plantations, and buring Jamestown. |
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| Virginia's colonial governing assembly |
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| Voyage made by slave ships from Africa across the Atlantic Ocean during which many slaves suffered and died |
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| people who wanted to end slavery |
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| System in which plantation slaves were given specific duties each day |
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| Economic policy based on the view that a nations power depended on maintaning a favorable balance of trade by exporting more goods that is imported |
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| series of mercantilist law designed to increase English merchants profits by limiting direct trade between English colonies and other Eurpoean NAtions |
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