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chapter 3 vocab. BM

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backed by investors, people who put their money into a project to earn profits joint-stock company
a written contract charter
first independent, permanent colony in the Americas Jamestown
a soldier and adventurer who took over Jamestown John Smith
someone who sold their labor to come to America indentured servant
representative assembly in the Americas House of Burgess
caused the burning of Jamestown and took control over the House of Burgess Bacon's Rebellion
a Separatist group who fled England for religious freedom pilgrims
a document signed in Plymouth by pilgrims Mayflower Compact
a religious group who caused the great migration Puritans
thousands of Puritans left for the Americas Great Migration
extended voting rights to non-church members and limited the power of the governor Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
a minister in Salem, Massachusetts who founded the first Baptist church in America and also founded Rhode Island Roger Williams
she believed that a person could worship without the help of a church, a minister, or Bible Anne Hutchinson
a brutal war that the Puritans fought against the Wampanoag. King Philip's War
governor of the New Netherland colony Peter Stuyvesant
a person who brought 50 settlers to New Netherland patroon
King Charles the II's brother Duke of York
owned sum of land proprietary colony
a man who received a large sum of land by the King William Penn
believed that all people should live in peace and harmony Quaker
King appointed governors to run colonies royal colony
founder of Georgia James Oglethorpe
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