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John Smith
>English Soldier, explorer, and author.
>Early 1600's
>Leader of Jamestown
>>promoted American colonization
Jamestown
>Virginia
>1607
>first permanent English Settlement in the Americas
Joint Stock Company
>Virgina Company
>1606
>Earliest recognized company
Indentured Servant
>a worker under a contract to work for a period of time.
>1600's
>Were used in service before African Slaves.
Puritans
>English Speaking Protestants
>16th and 17th century
>Sought to create Puritan haven in the Americas
John Winthrop
>Wealthy English Puritan
>1630's
>Obtained a royal charter from King Charles 1 and established the Massachusetts Bay Company
King Philips War
>conflict between colonists and Native Americans in New England
>1675-1676
>one of the bloodiest wars in the history in North America (3,800 deaths)
The Headright System
>Land grants used to encourage settlement
>1618
>helped Expand the British 13 colonies throughout North America
Bacon's Rebellion
>Revolt in Virgina colony led by Nathaniel Bacon
>1676
>Caused tensions between races since both black and white soldiers fought in battle
William Penn
>English Real estate Entrepreneur, philosopher, and founder of "absolute proprietor" of the province of Pennsylvania
>late 1600's
>created successful treaties with Natives and Helped to build Philadelphia
Quakers
>independent religious organization
>17th century
>Believed in equality for all; refused to go to war
Merchantilism
>economic theory that believes wealth of a nation depends on its supply of capitol
>16th century
>made it possible to create armies and markets
Navigation acts
>laws which restricted foreign trade between England and the colonies
>1651
>one of the several sources of anger the colonies would feel against the British
Roger William
>American protestant Theogolian
>1636
>First proponent of Religious freedom and separation of church and state
Anne Huthchinson
>pioneer settler in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Netherlands
>1630's
>key figure in the developments of religious freedom in the colonies
John Coodes Rebellion
>Maryland's brief governor
>1689
>Lead a rebellion that overthrew Maryland's colonial government