Important people of the Colonial Era
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| Thomas Hooker | Puritan leader who left Massachusetts and founded Connecticut. He believed that people could limit the power of government.
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| Baron de Montesquieu | Responsible for separation of powers
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| John Locke | European Enlightenment philosopher. Believed in the social contract; his ideas are found in the Declaration of Independence
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| William Blackstone | Authority on English Common Law (legal concepts existing before laws were formally written)
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| William Penn | Founded Pennsylvania on Quaker religious beliefs
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| John Smith | Jamestown leader "If any would not work, neither should he eat."
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| Pocahantas | Powhatan Indian who helped save Jamestown by providing food and keeping peace with Native Americans
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| Anne Hutchinson | Founded Rhode Island with Roger Williams. Was forced to leave Massachusetts because she began preaching against the Puritans
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| Puritans | Group who followed the Pilgrims to Massachusetts. Government by religion.
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| Pilgrims | First colonists in Massachusetts. Strict religious rules were imposed on everyone. Mayflower Compact
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| Roger Williams | Founded Rhode Island. Left the Massachusetts Puritans because he believed the government should stay out of religion.
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| John Winthrop | Puritan founder of Massachusetts. Government by Biblical principles
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