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23 Cards in this Set
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Squanto
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Indian that helped the pilgrims
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Quakers
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believed the spirit of God dwelled in all persons
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Mayflower Compact
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First written frame of government in British America
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tobacco
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primary economy of the Chesapeake colonists
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House of Burgess
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1st elected assembly in colonial America
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Puritans
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argued that the Church of England was still too Catholic
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Half-Way Covenant
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a compromise for the decendants of the great migration
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William Bradford
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Pilgrim Leader
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Cecillius Calvert
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Proprieter of Maryland
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head right system
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giving 50 acres of passage to anyone who paid their own or another's passage
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John Calvin
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Puritan who preached about the elect and the dammed
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Roger Williams
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Established Rhode Island
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Powhatan
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leader of the indians near Jamestown
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Pochahontis
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Wife of John Rolfe Indian Princess
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John Winthrop
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governor of Massechusettes
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Virginia Company
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Charter company that established Jamestown
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John Smith
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Settler of Jamestown
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Anne Hutchinson
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was denounced for antinominism
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freedom dues
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money or lands given to indentured servants
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indentured servant
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gave 5-7 years for passage to America
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Anne Hutchinson scandalized religious authorityies for her unorthodox religious ideas and unwomanly activities
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true
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In Puritan MA "visible saint" was a term used to describe a person of outstanding kindness and generosity
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true
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Most migrants of 17th century New England came from the poor reaches of Englis society
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false
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