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Colonies Review

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William Penn was a Quaker who founded Pennsylvania
This group supported religious freedom Quakers
Colony for debtors; colonists were also hoping this colony would be a "buffer" between English colonies and the Spanish Georgia
Originally called New Amsterdam & settled by the Dutch New York
1st permanent English settlement in North America led by John Smith Jamestown
the "lost" colony Roanoke
Massachusetts was controlled by this group Puritans
1st written constitution The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Someone who worked for another to pay off passage to North America indentured servant
separated Middle Colonies & Southern Colonies Mason-Dixon Line
Cash crop of Jamestown tobacco
purchased from the Native Americans by the Dutch East India Company Manhattan Island
this country owned most of the land around the Great Lakes and west of Appalachian Mountains France
religious toleration allowing others to freely practice their religion
how colonists transported goods waterways
representative government in Jamestown House of Burgesses
written aboard the Mayflower, this agreement between the Pilgrims and the the strangers started the idea of self-government Mayflower Compact
colony settled by the Pilgrims Plymouth
colony established by Roger Williams to separate church & state Rhode Island
colony established by the Calvert family as a haven for persecuted Catholics Maryland
New England Colonies Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut
Middle Colonies New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware
Southern Colonies Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
mercantilism trading system that benefits the mother country; mother country tells colonies what to make
Triangular Trade trade from Europe, Americas, and Africa
Middle Passage brought slaves from West Africa to the West Indies
imports goods going into a country
exports goods leaving a country
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