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What was the first permanent settlement in America

Jamestown

Puritans

Wanted a more pure form of their religion; more social status then the pilgrims

Separatists

Wanted to separate from the Anglican Church; low social status; otherwise known as pilgrims

Charter

Official permission, given by the government, to found a new colony

Mayflower Compact

Governing agreement signed by the pilgrims before they landed in Plymouth harbor

Why did Penn call his colony a holy experiment?

He wanted it to be a place where Quakes, Protestants, Catholics, and Jews could escape from religious persecution

What does a Quaker believe?

1. Downplayed the importance of clergies


2. Equality among men


3. There is no single holy book or written set of beliefs that Quakers follow


4. Alienated from the Anglican Church and the English political elites

The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

All men who owned land; limited the power of the governor

Clergy

Pastors/church leaders

Indentured Servant

Works 5-7 years as payment for passage to America

Mason-Dixon Line

Splits the middle colonies from the southern colonies

Slave

Owned by master, worked for life

Tolerance

Willingness to let others practice their own beliefs

Act of Toleration

Ensures that both Protestants and Catholics could practice their religion freely

New England Colonies

Massachusetts


Connecticut


New Hampshire


Rhode Island

Middle Colonies

New York


New Jersey


Pennsylvania


Delaware

Southern Colonies

The Carolinas


Georgia


Maryland


Virginia

The Carolinas

Founder:The 8 nobles




Reason Founded: Economic Opportunities

Delaware

Founder: Swedish Settlers




Reason Founded: Economic Opportunity

Pennsylvania

Founder: William Penn




Reason Founded: Religious and political freedom for Quakers

Georgia

Founder: James Oglethorpe




Reason Founded: Economic opportunities for debtors and a defensive buffer

New Hampshire

Founder: Settlers from Massachusetts




Reason Founded: Economic opportunities

Virginia

Founder: John Smith




Reason Founded: Economic opportunities

New York

Founder: Dutch Colonists




Reason Founded: Both religious and political freedom for Catholics

Connecticut

Founder: Thomas Hooker




Reason Founded: Religious and political freedom

Maryland

Founder: Lord Baltimore




Reason Founded: Religious and political freedom for Catholics

New Jersey

Founder: John Berkeley and George Carteret




Reason Founded: Both religious freedom and economic opportunities

Massachusetts (Bay)

Founder: John Winthrop




Reason Founded: Religious freedom for the puritans

Massachusetts (Plymouth)

Founder: William Bradford




Reason Founded: Religious freedom for pilgrims

Rhode Island

Founder: Roger Williams




Reason Founded: Religious and political freedom