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| Puritan women who found refuge in Rhode Island after refusing to follow the New England Way. |
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| established a self-governing colony based on the majority rule of male church memebers. |
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| minister who believed in strict separation of the church and state. Founded Rhode Island. |
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| memebers of a Protestant sect that rejected weath and clergy. |
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| voyage with African Americans across the Atlantic Ocean |
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| pilgrims who had broken with the Anglican Church. |
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| local American Indians who helped te settlers in Jamestown from disaster. |
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| English Puritan leader who settled in North America from religious freedom. He was the first govenor. |
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| farmer who raised an army of western settlers and attacked American Indians on the frontier. |
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| protestants who had wished to "purify" the Anglican church of all Catholic rituals and traditions. |
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| adventurous explorer, mapmaker, and soldier who was president of the council of the settlers in 1608. |
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| the favorite daughter of the Wahunsonacock, who gave invaluable help to the English colonists. |
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| minister who left MA because of religious differences with Puritan leaders and commonwealth and founded Connecticut. |
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| colonist who recieved free passage to North America in exchange for working those who paid for a certain number of years. |
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| Separatists who left England because of religious conflict. |
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