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Ch 6 Middle Colonies

Chapter 6 lessons 1, 2, and 3

DefinitionPerson or Vocab word
A safe place Refuge
An owner Proprietor
A group of people decide if someone is innocent or guilty Trial by Jury
Fairness Justice
Wanted to control New Netherlands so his country could control the fur trade King Charles II
The governor of New Netherlands. Wanted to fight the British but gave in. Peter Stuyvesant
A quaker who was the owner of the colony of Pennsylvania William Penn
The Chief of the Lenni Lenape who worked very closely with William Penn Tamanend
Having people from many different places and cultures Diversity
someone who enters a new country to make a new life Immigrant
A movement of people to renew their interest in religion Great Awakening
Accepting others beliefs in terms of God religious toleration
volunteer army set up to protect a certain area militia
Along with Jonathan Edwards, he was a minister that helped to start the Great Awakening George Whitefield
Along with George Whitefield, he was a minister that helped to start the Great Awakening Jonathan Edwards
A scientist, writer, businessman, and politician who was a founding father of our country Benjamin Franklin
Economic success prosperity
A craftsman Artisan
Someone who is taught a skill such as a blacksmith or cabinet maker before trying to start a business of their own Apprentice
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