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30 Cards in this Set

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