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| Drew a line on the map and gave all land to the west of the line to Spain and all and east of Portugal |
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| Spanish conquerors of the Americas |
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| claimed and explored Mexico in attempt to find gold |
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| people who served to convert natives to Catholicism and to teach the faith |
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| had sailed with Columbus, was governor of Puerto Rico, and sears the fountain of youth |
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| The 1st England of supplies and was delayed in returning for 3 years due to war with Spain |
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| saved john smith from being executed by her father the chef |
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| investors pooled money to fund and govern the colony and split any profit |
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| the leader of Jamestown an imposed military disincline in the colony |
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| saves the colony by experimenting with the cultivation of tobacco |
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| 50 acres of land for each family member and servant or for any one else they paid passage for |
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| They had the power to raise taxes and make laws, but the laws could be vetoed by the governor who was appointed by the crown |
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| Native Americans led by Metacomet (or King Philip) attack colonial towns |
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| They believed in direct communication with God and had no ministers |
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| felt the Anglican Church was still too Catholic, and wanted to ‘purify’ it further |
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In order to pay back his supporters in
the Civil War, King Charles II gave land grants in the new world |
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| was an English Quaker best known for founding the colony of Pennsylvania as a place for religious freedom in America |
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Pequot in Connecticut are slaughtered by
settlers and their Narragansett & Mohegan allies over trade with the Dutch |
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| a colony governed directly by the crown through a governor and council appointed by it — compare charter colony,proprietary colony. |
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| believed in religious tolerance (even for Jews) and wanted separation of church and state |
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| 20,000 English settlers arrive in New England between 1620 and 1643 |
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| After getting funding from the Massachusetts Bay Company, they chose |
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| the period in 17th-century English history when Charles II was king after a long period of no king or queen on the throne |
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| it created a government chosen by the consent of the governed and they would obey all laws made for the good of the group |
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| they received passage to America and worked 4 to 7 years |
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| former indentured servants march on Jamestown, burning the city |
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