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| the group of Native Americans who interacted with the settlers at Jamestown |
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| the first permanent English colony |
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| Colonies were set up to strengthen the economy of (or make money for) the _______________. |
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| The freedom to practice the religion of your choice. |
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| Colonies were set up to strengthen the economy of (or make money for) the _______________. |
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| a crop grown not for use by the farmer, but to be sold to make money |
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| an agreement signed by the Pilgrims that stated that Plymouth Colony would be ruled by the people who lived there |
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| a Native American who helped European settlers learn how to grow and hunt for food |
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| The group of strict religious people who settled in Massachusetts Bay Colony were called ______________. |
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| Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams |
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| Two people who were banished from the Puritan colony of Massachusetts Bay for dissenting. |
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| disagree, express a different opinion |
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| a system of government where religious leaders are also political leaders |
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| founded the colony of Connecticut after dissenting from the Puritans |
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| founded the colony of Rhode Island after dissenting from the Puritans |
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| colonists who left England because they no longer wanted to be a part of the Church of England |
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| Separation of church and state |
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| a societal structure where religion is separate from government |
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