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| person who cant pey money he or she owes |
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| English colony in which the king gave land to propietors in exchange for yearly payment |
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| owner of a huge estate in Dutch Colony |
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| colony under direct rule of the english crown |
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| protostant reformers who settled in the massachusettes bay colony |
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| a group of english protostants who believe in the equality of all people |
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| what the pilgrams first called thamselfes b/c they separated from the church of england |
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| willingness to let others practice their own religion |
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| all christians could practice their religion freely |
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| revived the church of engaland, thought it had too much power, set up rhode island |
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| was put on trial for having mettings after church about the bible |
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| puritan minister, left massachusettes, thaught government had too much power, set up connecticut |
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a quaker, settled
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| made a colony for debtors who could make a new start, Georgia |
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| came to jamestown and told the people to plant crops |
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| Finished setting up the colony of maryland |
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| recieved land from his brother and renamed it new york |
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| first govenor of the massachusetts bay colony |
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