Chapter 3 Vocab
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| Companies that were backed by investors, people who put money into a project to earn profits. | joint-stock companies
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| A written contract, that was issued by a government, which gave the holder the right to a establish a colony. | charter
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| The first permanent English settlement and it was named after King James. | Jamestown
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| People who could not afford passage into America sold their labor to someone who would pay for their passage into the country. | John Smith
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| People who could not afford passage into America sold their labor to someone who would pay for their passage into the country. | indentured servant
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| The first representative assembly in the American colonies. | House of Burgesses
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| A rebellion against Governor Berkeley's favoritism and high taxes. | Bacon's Rebellion
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| A Separatists group that traveled to America to escape King James. The King tormented them because they rejected England's official church. | Pilgrims
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| An agreement signed by the members of the Mayflower that made them follow laws that they agreed upon. | Mayflower Compact
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| A religious group that traveled to America to escape King James and purify the English Church. | Puritans
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| The mass movement of Puritan families to the Americas. | Great Migration
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| A constitution written by Thomas Hooker and his Puritan congregation for their Connecticut colony. | Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
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| A minister from Salem, Massachusetts who founded the first Baptist Church in America. | Roger Williams
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| A women who believed that a person could worship god without a church, a minister, and a bible. She was put on trial and forced to leave Massachusetts. | Anne Hutchinson
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| A war that was fought between the Puritans and the Native Americans in 1675 and 1676. | King Philip's War
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| The governor of New Amsterdam that quickly lost the support of the Dutch colonists. | Peter Stuyvesant
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| A person who would bring 50 settlers to New Netherand. | patroon
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| King Charles's brother who was sent to drive the Dutch out of New Netherland. | Duke of York
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| A colony owned by one person. | proprietary colony
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| A wealthy land owner that founded Pennsylvania. | William Penn
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| A person who believed that all people should live in peace and harmony. They also accepted other religions. | Quaker
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| A colony that is rued by a governor selected by the King. | royal colony
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| The man who founded Georgia as a refuge for debtors. | James Oglethorpe
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