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13 Colonies facts

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New Hampshire New England colony; colonists move north from Connecticut and farmed
Massachusetts New England colony; Puritan religion shaped the founding and government
Connecticut New England colony; formed when towns joined together; men wanted to be allowed to vote even if they were not members of the church
Rhode Island New England colony; founded when Roger Williams was banished from Massachusetts; people could worship freely
New York Middle colony; belonged to English landowners; Duke of York was the proprietor
New Jersey Middle colony; belonged to English landowners; Duke of York gave this land to his friends
Pennsylvania Middle colony; a colony with the hope that all could live in peace
Deleware Middle colony; land was originally a part of Pennsylvania
Maryland Southern colony; made as a refuge for Catholics
Virginia Southern colony; first permanent settlement and first elected government
North Carolina Southern colony; settled after the south because of few farmlands and harbors
South Carolina Southern colony; settled before the north because of good farmland and excellent harbors
Georgia Southern colony; a place for poor people and debtors
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