13 Colonies Study- Important People
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| John White | led the second group of settlers that settled on Roanoke Island
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| Peter Stugvesant | Dutch Governor of New Netherland (Middle Colonies)
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| John Smith | English Explorer and leader of Jamestown Settlement
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| James Oglethorpe | founded Georgia colony (Southern Colonies)
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| William Penn | English Quaker who founded Pennsylvania colony (Middle Colonies)
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| John Winthrop | Purtian leader served as governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony (New England Colonies)
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| Walter Raliegh | English explorer who helped set up first colony in NA- Roanoke Colony
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| George Calvert | Member of the Virginia Colony, received the original charter for Maryland (Southern Colonies)
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| Cecilius Calvert | George’s son- established the Maryland Colony (Southern Colonies)
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| King Charles II | English King who gained control of the Atlantic Coast of North America
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| Tamanend | chief who developed peaceful relationship with William Penn (Middle Colonies)
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| John Whitefield | British minister who helped lead the Great Awakening (Middle Colonies)
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| Eliza Lucas Pinckney | South Carolina colonist who experimented with growing the indigo plant. (Southern Colonies)
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| Anne Hutchinson | English colonist that was expelled from Massachusetts Bay Colony because of her religious beliefs
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| Roger Williams | Founder for Providence (now Rhode Island) he was forced to leave Massachusetts Bay colony (New England Colonies)
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| Olandah Equiano | former enslaved person who wrote a book about his life (Southern Colonies)
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