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| Early-American(1676) rebellion against British authority in Jamestown over economics and policy towards American Indians. |
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| New England tradition where citizens vote on local issues by a simple majority of the whole. |
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| Colony funded by investors. |
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| A colony with a charter granted by the king. |
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| Colony that exercises political authority over itself. |
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| Colony for which the king gave land for one or a few poeple to oversee. |
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| American evangelical religious movement of the eighteenth century. |
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| Identification with and loyalty to one's country. |
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| First legislature in the New World. |
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| Early-modern European economic philosophy that supported the idea of creating colonies to get their natural resources. |
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| Trial in 1692 of citizens of Salem, Massachusetts, of witchcraft. |
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