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Rivera-Ch5Voc

Mrs. Rivera - Chapter 5 Vocabulary

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North Carolina Southern Colony
Georgia Southern Colony
Virginia Southern Colony
Pennsylvania Middle Colony
Delaware Middle Colony
New York Middle Colony
New Jersey Middle Colony
New Hampshire New England Colony
Massachusetts New England Colony
Rhode Island New England Colony
Connecticut New England Colony
a region of low coastal land whose rivers are affected by ocean tides tidewater
a place of protection refuge
a promise or agreement covenant
land grant offered by the Virginia Company in the 1600s to attract English settlers to Virginia headright
a soldier who serves in a foreign army for pay mercenary
the beliefs and way of life of the Puritans in Colonial New England New England Way
a community in which people work together for the good of the whole commonwealth
a person who puts money into a project in order to earn profit investor
shares of ownership in a company shares of stock
a member of English religious group that believed the Anglican church should purify by abandoning ritual and ceremony Puritan
agreement signed by the male passengers aboard the mayflower, in which they vowed to respect the laws agreed upon for the food of the colony Mayflower Compact
individual who called for a total break with the Anglican Church separatist
individual who worked without wages for a specified number of years in exchange for passage to the American Colonies indentured servant
The immigration to America by English Puritans in the 1630s Great Migration
a person who challenges the dominant view of church or society dissenter
a grant issued by the government giving the holder the right to establish a colony charter
Virginia legislature founded in 1619, served as a step toward establishing a representative government in America House of Burgesses
an owner proprietor
South Carolina Southern Colony
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