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Kev SS Ch 3

third set

QuestionAnswer
Wampanoag Dominant Native tribe in New England when Pilgrims arrive
Metacomet/King Phillip Wampanoag chief: Declares war on the colonists taking land from NA
patroons Dutch landowners who brought 50 settlers or more to work land
Royal colony Colony controlled by the King of England; he decided type of gov't
Proprietary colony Colony controlled by an owner(s); controlled land and type of gov't
Charter colony Colony set up after making an agreement with the King of England
William Penn Owner of the colony of Pennsylvania; Quaker; wrote Charter of Privileges
Quakers Pacifists; believed all people were equal, didn't believe you need Clergy to talk to God
pacifists People who didn't believe in fighting; won't kill another human
indentured servants Those who couldn't pay for the trip to colonies worked for someone who paid for the trip
Lord Baltimore (Sir G. Calvert) Owner of Georgia; colony started for poor and debtors to start a new life
debtors someone who owes money
tenants farmers farmers who paid a landowner annual rent and worked the land for the owner
mission a religious settlement
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