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Bellevue Chapter 2

Bellevue History Chapter 2

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Samuel de Champlain French explorer who set up a trading post named Quebec
Quebec French Trading post
St. Augustine Spanish settlement and fort in Florida
Rene-Robert Cavalier and Sieur de La Salle followed the Mississippi River all the way to the Gulf of Mexico in what is today Louisiana
New Netherlands Dutch trading colony set up in 1621
New Amsterdam present day New York city
Junipero Serra Franciscan priest who set up missions all over the west.
charter the right to organize a settlement
burgesses representatives
Mayflower Compact document signed by the Pilgrims that set up a civil government
constitution formal plan of government
Roger Williams Puritan Minister believed people should be free to follow there own religion
toleration the acceptance of different beliefs
dissenters people who disagreed with established views
persecuted treated harshly because of their beliefs
William Penn wealthy English Quaker who set up Pennsylvania
diversity variety
debtors people who are unable to repay their debts
subsistence farming enerally produced just enough to meet the needs of their families, with little left over
cash crops crops that could be sold easily
indentured servants laborers who agreed to work without pay for a certain period of time to pay for their passage to America
overseers bosses, who kept the slaves working hard
Benjamin Franklin scientist, and leader of American revolution
charter colonies grant of rights and privileges granted by English monarch
Proprietary colonies colonies owned by an individuals or a small group of people
royal colonies colonies who were under direct English control
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