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| first PERMANENT English colony |
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| Lost colony. was the first English colony, but it did not last |
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| settled for religious freedom |
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| founded the colony of Pennsylvania |
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| started the colony of Georgia for debtors (people who owed money to the King, but couldn't pay it) |
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| people who go on religious journeys. they settled Plymouth, Massachusetts |
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| believed in living in peace. did not believe in fighting or slavery (William Penn was a Quaker) |
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| people who agree (by signing a contract) to work for someone for 5-7 years to repay the money spent on a ticket to come to the New World |
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| were considered the property of their owner and worked for them for life. they had no choice in coming to the New World |
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| religious group that settled in the New England area; they were strict and did not accept other religions |
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| first governing body in the colonies |
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| nickname for Philadelphia |
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