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30 Cards in this Set
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charter
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legal grant for existence in New World
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charter colony
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governed by a trade company
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proprietary colony
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ruled by governor appointed by king
governor was responsible to king |
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royal colony
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controlled directly by king
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headrights
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fifty acre tracts given to those who paid for the passage of another to the New World
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indenture
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work contract for a specific period of time
4-7 years |
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Pilgrims
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Christians who left their homes and lands in England to go to New World
settled Plymouth |
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Puritans
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Anglicans who wanted to purify the church
Massachusetts Bay Colony |
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Separatists
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Pilgrims/Independents
believed each local congregation should be independent of all other churches |
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Mayflower Compact
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document written by Pilgrims
settlers agreed to submit to the laws and duty elected leadership of the colony |
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Of Plimouth Plantation
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written by William Bradford
history |
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Great Migration
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1630
50,000 settlers sailed from England to colonies in America and West Indies |
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covenant
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agreement
between God and His people in regard to their salvation |
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Harvard College
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1636
first college in America set up to train young men for the ministry |
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Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
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1639 - first written constitution of America
used to join settlements of Hartford, Wethersfield, Windsor |
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Antinomianism
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belief that outward obedience to Scripture was unnecessary to demonstrate an inward relationship to God
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Middle Colonies
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New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware
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New England Colonies
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Maine (Massachusetts), Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut
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New Netherland
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settled by Dutch
would become state of New York |
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New Amsterdam
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settled by Dutch
would become New York City |
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patroon system
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New Netherland
a person who transported and settled 50 families would receive a large tract of land in the New World |
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Law, Concessions, and Agreements
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Constitution written by William Penn
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Southern Colonies
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Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
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House of Burgesses
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1619 - Williamsburg, VA
first self governing body in New World |
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Toleration Act of 1649
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Maryland
established free exercise of religion |
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Joint-stock companies
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when investors shared profits without sharing liabilities
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London Company
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set up to colonize the southern part of the New World
renamed Virginia Company |
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Plymouth Company
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set up to colonize the northern part of the New World
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Jamestown
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first permanent English settlement in the New World
1607 |
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starving time
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Jamestown colony
1609-1610 when 90% of citizens died during the winter |