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| Founder of New York. Gave some of New York to his friends and helped make the colony of New Jersey. |
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Founded Connecticut because he thought the government and other officials had to much power. |
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He settled in Rhode Island because he believed that the Puritan church had too much power. |
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She was persecuted for 82 religious believes. She fled to Rhode Island. |
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Group of English protestants who settled the Massachusetts Bay Colony. |
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| English colony in which the king gave land to proprietors in exchange for a yearly payment. |
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| Colony under the direct control of the English crown. |
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| Crop sold for money at market. |
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| Protestant reformers who believe in the equality of all people. |
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| German speaking protestants who settled in Pennsylvania. |
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| Boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland. |
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| Person who can not pay money he or she owes. |
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| Laws that controlled the lives of African Americans and denied them basic rights. |
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| Theory that a nations econamic strengh came from keeping a strict control over it's colonial trade. |
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| Person who agreed to work withoutwages for a period of time. |
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| A plant used to make a valuable blue dye. |
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| The believe that one race is superiour to the other. |
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| Goods sent to markets outside a country. |
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