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| people who work to convert others to their religion |
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| Spanish forts near mission |
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| leader of Spanish colonies |
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| children of mixed Spanish and Indian ancestry |
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| religious settlement usually run by Catholic priests and friars |
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| a water route to Asia through the cold waters of present day Canada |
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| the first permanent European settlement in Canada; on the St. Lawrence River; a fortified trading post |
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| French fur traders who married Indian women |
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| the children of the French fur traders and Indian women |
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| a certificate of permission |
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| a business venture founded and run by a group of investors who would share the company's profits and losses |
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| the first representative boy in colonial America; male landowners over age 17 could vote |
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| an area that belonged to the Crown |
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| an area that belonged to powerful individuals or companies |
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| a revolt; showed that poorer farmers would not tolerate a government that catered only to the wealthiest colonists |
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| New England colonists who were disagreed with the Church of England; want to purify the Church |
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| Puritans who sought to totally break away from the Church |
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| first Puritan emigrants; in 162 the sailed on the Mayflower to Plymouth Colony |
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| the document the Pilgrims signed that the settlers agreed to form a government and obey its laws; first with idea of self-government |
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| caused by a rivalry over control of trade and Indian opposition to English territorial expansion; Indians lost |
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| between Indians and colonists; Indians won at first but colonists won overall; some Indians fled to Canada |
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| motivated poeple to leave their home countries ie religious persecution |
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| attract people to a new location; ie free land |
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| sought an "Inner Light" to understand the Bible; did not have clergy considered women spiritually equal to men; refused to bear arms |
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