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| proprietor of New Netherland when Rngland captured it - changed name to New York |
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| a person who owned and controlled land all the land in a colony |
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| John Berkeley and George Carteret |
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| best friends of James, Duke of York - named their colonies East and West Jersey |
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| someone who is chosen to speak or act for others |
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| founder of Pennsylvania where people could worship freely |
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| officai agreement between nations or groups |
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| Where the Delaware and Schuykill rivers meet; biggest city in Britsh colonies |
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| Philadelphia's most famous citizen |
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| Bought a printing press, sterted Philadelphia's first library, scientist, inventor |
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| German, Dutch, Scotch-Irish, Scandanavian, English |
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| the places people from the Middle colonies came from |
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| how most people in the middle colonies made a living |
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| the people decided what would be produced |
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| economic system in which people may start any business in which they believe they will succeed |
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| a person who is skilled at making something by hand |
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| person who does hard physical work |
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| someone who studies with a master to learn a skill or business |
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| the largest and wealthiest English v |
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| the largest and wealthiest English colony |
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| a group of people with the power to make and change laws |
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| wanted to make Maryland a refuge for Catholics |
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| started coony of Carolina |
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| given colony of Georgia; named after King George |
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| not drink alcohol, own slaves, or elect their own legislature |
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| good soil and many harbors |
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| harbors, not very good soil |
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| plant that could be made into a dark blue dye |
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| traders and planters bought, sold, and exported thousands of pounds of tobacco, rice and indigo here |
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| a person who watches and directs the work of other people |
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| African American religious folk song |
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| the practice of owning people |
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| first law in North American to promise that all Chrisitians could worship freely |
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| when the poeple who live in a place make laws for themselves |
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