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| New England Colonies: Massachusetts Leaders: John Carver | He was the first to sign the Mayflower Compact. He was also the first governor of Massachusetts.
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| William Bradford | He signed the Mayflower Compact. Was the governor of the Plymouth Colony for over 5 years.
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| John Winthrop | Was a leading figure in the Massachusetts Colony. Governor for 12 years.
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| People: Anne Hutchinson | Puritan spiritual advisor. Development of religious freedom in the colonies.
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| Samoset | First native to make contact with the English settlers.
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| Squanto | Assisted the pilgrims through their first winter. Was in England to become a guide and servant. Returned to the new world with John Smith.
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| Religion | Puritans came from america to practice religious freedom. In the colonies puritans made their own laws.
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| Industry | Cattle
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| Governemnt | Was heavily influenced by religion. Was a representative colony.
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| New Hampshire: Leaders: John Mason | He re-chartered this land and named it New Hampshire.
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| Ferdinando Gorges | Founded Maine, re-chartered land.
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| Reasons Founded | Was founded when they were given a land grant.
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| Industry | Fish, Ships, Lumber, Beer. Founded for profit not religion
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| Rhode Island: Leaders: Roger Williams | Puritan Dissident, Supported religious freedom. His views clashed with John Winthrop's and he was banned he left and started Rhode Island.
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