Colonial Period
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covenant community | show 🗑
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show | AGREEMENT written and signed by PILGRIM LEADERS before leaving the Mayflower to form a GOVERNMENT and submit to the will of the majority
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religious freedom | show 🗑
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religious intolerance | show 🗑
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show | WILLINGNESS TO GRANT EQUAL FREEDOM of expression to other religious groups, such as QUAKERS in the mid-Atlantic
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show | a person who COMES TO A COUNTRY to take up PERMANENT RESIDENCY
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direct democracy | show 🗑
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town meeting | show 🗑
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economic opportunity | show 🗑
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show | an ENGLISH NOBLE who came to the New World and was GIVEN LAND BY THE KING
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show | a LARGE PIECE OF LAND in the New World GIVEN BY THE KING of England TO A CAVALIER
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show | POOR PEOPLE who WORKED FOR OTHERS in the New World for a number of years IN EXCHANGE FOR THE COST OF THEIR TRAVEL from Europe
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show | the company that STARTED the settlement at JAMESTOWN to
seek ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY
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show | the FIRST PERMANENT ENGLISH SETTLEMENT in NORTH AMERICA
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show | the FIRST ELECTED ASSEMBLY in the NEW WORLD that has OPERATED CONTINUOUSLY SINCE THE 1640’S
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show | the current LAWMAKING BODY of Virginia that STARTED in
the 1640’s AS THE VIRGINIA HOUSE OF BURGESSES
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agricultural economy | show 🗑
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France | show 🗑
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disease | show 🗑
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show | the year that JAMESTOWN WAS ESTABLISHED
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Spain | show 🗑
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show | the CONTINENT from which people were brought to the New World as SLAVES
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show | the two EUROPEAN COUNTRIES who had the MOST CONFLICT NATIVE AMERICANS in the New World
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1619 | show 🗑
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show | how societies produce, distribute, and consume of goods and
services; HOW A REGION MAKES MONEY
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free enterprise system | show 🗑
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show | SEAPORTS and commercial centers in the MIDDLE ATLANTIC states
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show | a crop that could be grown in LARGE QUANTITIES on plantations and SOLD FOR A PROFIT in Europe
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show | SMALL FARMS that supported the needs of a FAMILY
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Puritans | show 🗑
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show | Members of the CHURCH OF ENGLAND; all Englishmen were expected to belong to this church
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show | TOLERANT RELIGIOUS GROUPS that settled in the MIDDLE ATLANTIC colonies – Quakers in Pennsylvania, Jews & Huguenots in New York, and Presbyterians in New Jersey
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Methodists & Baptists | show 🗑
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show | RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT DURING THE MID-1700’S led to the rapid growth of evangelical religions, challenged the established religious and governmental order, and laid social foundations for
American Revolution
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show | the middle part of the Triangle Trade ROUTE WHICH
BROUGHT SLAVES to the New World
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