Chapter 3- People and Things to Know
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| Sir Walter Raleigh | Founder of England's first American colony.
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| John Smith | Leader of the Jamestown colony.
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| Jamestown | First permanent English settlement in North America.
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| House of Burgesses | The Virginia Assembly, which was the first representative assembly in the American colonies.
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| John Winthrop | Puritan leader who became the first governor of the Massachsetts Bay Colony.
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| Roger Williams | Purtian dissenter who established Rhode Island.
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| Ann Hutchinson | Puritan dissenter who was banished from Massachusetts.
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| Lord Baltimore | Catholic owner of the colony of Maryland.
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| Margaret Brent | Attorney of the governor of Maryland.
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| James Oglethorpe | The founder of Georgia.
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| Peter Stuyvesant | Governor of the Dutch colony of New Netherland.
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| William Penn | Quaker founder of Pennsylvania.
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| Mercantilism | Economic system that European nations used to enrich their treasures.
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| Indentured servant | One who worked for a set time without pay in exchange for a free passage to America.
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| Pilgrims | Sepratist group that traveled to America to gain religious freedom.
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| Mayflower Compact | Document that helped establish tha practice of self-government.
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| Puritans | English dissenters who wanted to reform the Church of England.
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| Quakers | Group of Protestant dissenters.
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| Act of Toleration | Maryland law that forbade religious persecution.
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| Propriety Colony | Colony governed by a single owner, or proprietor.
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| Great Migration | The movement of tens of thousands of English settlers to New England during the 1630s.
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