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| indentured servant | Agreed to a limited term of servitude
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| Columbian Exchange | Global transfer of living things from one hemisphere to another
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| head right system | The Virginia Company's policy of granting 150 acres to each settler and to each family member who accompanying him.
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| royal colony | A colony under the direct control of the English Monarch.
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| Mayflower Compact | A civil government and pledged loyalty to the king.
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| House of Burgesses | First representative body in Colonial America.
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| Bacon's Rebellion | Nathaniel Bacon and his army fought the natives,and the Governor said his army raised up against the Governor.
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| Puritans | Church member who wanted to purify or reform the church of England.
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| Separatists (Pilgrims) | Fled from England to escape persecution.
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| Quakers | Believed that Gods "inner light" burned inside everyone.
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| Roger Williams | An extreme separatist, expressed two controversial views
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| Anne Hutchinson | An extreme separatist, expressed two controversial views.
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| William Penn | The creator of the Quakers and founded Pennsylvania.
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| Why were Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson forced to leave? | Because they didn't believe in the Church of England.
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| Compare and Contrast the Puritans and Pilgrims | both have freedom of religion-Puritans are more strict-Pilgrims are less strict
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| What were Columbus's goals before he left Europe and after he arrived in the America's? | To get rich in gold, conquer land and to convert anyone who wasn't christian. Getting rich and getting colonies.
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| What was the significance of the Columbian Exchange? | New plants and animals were introduced to Europe, Africa and America.
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| Why was tobacco so important? | It saved Jamestown
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| Why did Jamestown almost fail? | Disease from the river, the harsh winters, the Natives and the starving time.
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| What were some reasons for slavery? | They were running out of indentured servants and for economics.
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| What were William Penn's policies? | Every adult settler gets 50 acres of land and the right to vote.
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| How were Penn's Policy's different from Pilgrims and Puritans? | They were based on freedom of religion. Penn had more tolerance for other religions.
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| Bacon's Rebellion | Fought the Natives with his army and the Governor said Bacon's army was illegal and Bacon turned on the Governor.
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| House of Burgess | The first house of representative body in colonial America.
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| Mayflower Compact | Just and equal laws for the general good of the colony.
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| Columbian Exchange | New plants and animals to Europe, Africa, and America.
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