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| A united states printer that was born in England whose printing press produced the American prayer book and the new York city's newspaper. |
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| A wealthy English puritan lawyer that later became the first Massachusetts bay colony governor. He led the first large wave of English immigrants from England in 1630. |
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| Religious leader and midwife that was born in England and later followed John Cotton into Mass. Bay Colony in 1634. (1591-1643) |
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| An English clergyman who was expelled from Mass. for criticizing puritanism, obtaining a royal charter for Rhode Island in 1663. |
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| A Wampanoag leader who was murdered by Colonial soldiers who proceeded to put his head on a stake and parade around the streets showing it off. (1638-1676) |
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| An English real estate entrepreneur and philosopher that founded the province of Pennsylvania |
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| Known for being a title of Peerage of the United Kingdom, usually given to the second son of English monarchs. (Equivalent to the Scottish duke of Albany) |
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| A member of he English protestants who regarded the reformation of the church of England as incomplete, they disagreed with many customs of the church. |
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| Separatists were Puritans that considered every church a distinct unit independent of all outside control. |
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| An agreement providing a temporary government for the Plymouth colony in 1620. |
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| An English settlement on the east coast of North America (17th century). |
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| One of the first large military actions in the American colonies, pitting Indian tribes against New England colonists and their Indian allies. |
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| A series of acts of parliament that attempted to restrict English ships the right to carry goods to and from England and its colonies. |
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| Britain's unofficial policy that relaxed the enforcement of strict laws and regulations imposed on the American colonies. |
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| A law that prohibits certain activities. |
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