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debtor person who cannot pay money he or she owes
slave code laws that controlled the lives of enslaved african americans and denied them of basic rights
mercanitism the english's belief that is that a colony should benefit from it's home country
puritans strict religious people who did not want to seperate from the church
thomas hooker founded conneticut of the americas b/c he wanted to limit the power of the gov
roger williams founded rhode island b/c of freedom of religion and seperation of church and state
anne hutchenson symbol of woman's rights, religious preacher who was banished becuase she claimed god spoke to her.
william penn founded pennsylvania and invented the holy experiment based off of quaker beliefs
james oglethorp founded georgia so debtors could hold land
john peter zenger gov accused him of libel, helped create freedom of press
libel damaging someones reputation
town meetings started in new england colonies, helped influence democracy
slaves people who worked and were treated and sold as property
indentured servants people who worked to become free
the great awakening a religious movement through the colonies
the enlightenment the scientific reasoning designed to make new scientific laws
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