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| "the city of brotherly love" |
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| Name the 4 New England Colonies |
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New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island |
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| Name the 5 Southern Colonies |
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Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia |
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| New Amsterdam was changed to this name |
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| Pennsylvania was a refuge for ____ |
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| a paddle-shaped board containing the alphabet and Lord's Prayer |
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| a valuable blue dye produced in the Southern colonies |
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| began the colony of Rhode Island |
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| changed name to New York City |
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| designed the main settlement in Pennsylvania |
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| elected governor of the Puritans 12 times |
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| governed Massachusetts honestly and fairly |
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| had the idea to begin the colony of Maryland |
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| hired to explore New York for the Dutch |
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| large farms built to grow large fields of valuable crops |
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| largest city in Massachusetts |
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| poor people and prisoners settled this colony |
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| section of colonies that had the most schools |
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| settled the city of Hartford, Connecticut |
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| started America's first orphanages |
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware |
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| the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut later served as a pattern for this important document |
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| the Mennonite schoolteacher who greatly influenced American schools |
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| the brave governor of New Netherland who refused to surrender to the British |
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| the colony claimed by 3 different countries |
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| the colony founded by James Oglethorpe and named in honor of King George II |
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| the colony started by the Puritans |
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| the country that settled Delaware |
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| first colony to offer religious freedom for all |
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| founding of this colony meant Catholics could worship freely |
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| group of people who wanted to change the Church of England |
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| the group that started the colony of Pennsylvania |
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| the largest city in Rhode Island |
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| the number of original colonies |
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| they had religious and political freedom in Massachusetts |
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| this colony's name came from an Indian word |
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| went to England to get a charter for Rhode Island |
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