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An area of land settled by immigrants who continue to be ruled by their parent country |
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a narrow strip of land that joins two larger land areas |
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a system in which Native Americans were required to farm, ranch, or mine for the prophet of an individual Spaniard. |
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A person of Spanish and native American heritage |
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A village in which native Americans lived |
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Revolt by the pueblo people in New exico against spain |
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Privately owned ship hired by a government to attack enemy ships |
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certificate of permission given by a government |
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Company funded by and run by a group of investors who share the company’s profits and loses |
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Colony with a governor appointed by the king |
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Virginia legislature formed in 1619 |
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Revolt in 1676 by Virginia colonists against the royal governor |
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English colonies that became the state of Connecticut, Rhode island, Massachusetts, Vermont, new Hampshire, and Maine |
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people who favored the purification of England’s Anglican Church |
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to oppress someone because of his or her beliefs |
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One of the group of English separatists who established Plymouth colony in 1620 |
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Agreement in which settlers of Plymouth colony agreed to obey the government’s laws |
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Migration of English settlers to Massachusetts Bay Colony beginning in the 1630s |
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Idea that people of different religions should live in peace together |
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The prosecution and execution of accused witches in Salem |
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War between the English settlers and Pequot Indians in 1637 |
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War in 1675 between native Americans and settlers |
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English colonies of New York, New jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware |
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A colony granted by a king or queen to an individual or a group that has full governing rights |
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Member of a protestant group that emphasizes equality |
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The English colonies of Virginia, Maryland, The Carolinas, and Georgia |
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Someone entrusted to look after a business |
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