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| source of the "King's Tall White Pines" |
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| most tolerant and cosmopolitan, had religion freedom |
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| originally founded by the Dutch |
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| site of Whitefield's orphanage |
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| site of largest city in 1700 |
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| originally settled by Caribbean planters |
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| created as a buffer zone against the Seminoles |
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| site of Leisler's rebellion |
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| Beginning of the Great Wagon Road (N to S) |
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| Main export was naval stores: tar, pitch, turpentine |
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| Future state whose land was claimed by MA, NH, and NY |
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| colony whose original constitution was written by John Locke |
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| John Winthrop was its first governor |
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| Staple crops of rice and indigo |
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| Site of second oldest college in British North America |
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| First capital at St. Mary's City |
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| Original capital was Portsmouth |
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| Largest colony in terms of area |
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| Established as a refuge for English orphans and paupers |
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| Northern counties of MA which became a separate state in 1820 |
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| New England colony most involved in the slave trade |
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| Site of Bacon's Rebellion |
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| Site of major slave revolt at Stono River in 1739 |
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