Studied by 31 peopleHoly Experiment
Middle, Pennsylvania
Along tidal river
New England, Connecticut
Retired soldiers
South, Georgia
Self-government
General Court- New England, Massachusetts Bay Colony Fundamental Orders- New England, Connecticut (First written) Mayflower Compact-New England Massachusetts Frame of Government-Middle, Pennsylvania House of Burgesses-South, Virginia
Thomas Hooker
New England, Connecticut
8 Proprietors here
South, Carolina
No slaves, no drinking, strict rules, grew slow
South, Georgia
Oath of Allegiance
Middle, New York
trial for heresy, forced to flee
New England, Rhode Island
land locked
Middle, Pennsylvania
refuge for Catholics
South, Maryland
small farms, short growing seasons, fishing whaling, trade
New England
James Oglethrope
South, Georgia
Calvert (Lord Baltimore) charter
South, Maryland
didn't serve in the military or swear allegiance to king
Middle, Pennsylvania
Middle Colonies
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware
Southern Colonies
Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia
New England Colonies
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire
squatters
South, North Carolina
Roger Williams
New England, Rhode Island
William Bradford
New England, Massachusetts
Carteret
Middle, New Jersey
Peter Minuit
Middle, New York/ New Netherlands
J. Rolfe
South, Virginia
Peg leg
Middle, New York
mixture colonies
Middle
silkworms for silk
South, Georgia
named for an isle near France/Eng. Channel
Middle, New Jersey
named for island in Aegean Sea near Med. Sea
New England, Rhode Island
Breadbasket colonies
Middle
church center of town, dominated by religion
New England, Massachusetts
Quakers
Middle, Pennsylvania
Pilgrims, Puritans
New England, Massachusetts
slow winding rivers, gently rolling hills, longest growing seasons
South
tobacco first planted here
South, Virginia
named Queen Henrietta Maria
South, Maryland
De la Warr
Middle, Delaware
Latin for woods
Middle, Pennsylvania
John Winthrop governed it, strongly religious
New England, Massachusetts Bay
Gorges and Mason
New England, New Hampshire
Named for Charles
South, Carolina
Spillover over colonies
Maine, New Hampshire
trade, commerce, later religious freedom, east/west
Middle, New Jersey
Kids were turning Dutch so you came here
New England, Massachusetts
disliked Roman Catholic Church
New England Massachusetts
City of Brotherly Love
Middle, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia)
shellfish, crab cakes, tobacco, iron, fishing
South, Maryland
named for Elizabeth l
South, Virginia
Fort Christina , New Sweden
Middle, Delaware
Thanksgiving was here
New England, Massachusetts
Gorges helped found it
New England, New Hampshire
Berkeley
Middle, New Jersey
cash crops, mining, trade, commerce, grains
Middle
poor rocky soil, fast moving rivers, coldest winters
New England
Act of Toleration
South, Maryland
only 500 acres
South, Georgia
Patroons
Middle, New York
true religious freedom, bought land from Natives
New England, Rhode Island
Alden and Standish went here
New England, Massachusetts
1st synagogue
New England, Rhode Island
Treated Native Americans well
Middle, Pennsylvania
debtors haven
South, Georgia
solution to landlocked
Middle, Delaware
most diverse population, moderate winters, good rivers
Middle
largest plantations, dependent on slavery, social elite, rice, indigo
South
Near Great Hill
New England, Massachusetts
married young, indentured servants, apprentices
Middle
Divided in North and South
South, Carolina
used as protection from South (Spain)
South, Georgia
Charleston
South, South Carolina
Wilmington
South, North Carolina
Boston
New England, Massachusetts
Providence
New England, Rhode Island
Hartford and New Haven
New England, Connecticut
Perth Amboy, Elizabeth, Trent's Town
Middle, New Jersey
Fort Orange, New Amsterdam, Albany
Middle, New York
Portsmouth, Exeter
New England, New Hampshire
Dover
Middle, Delaware
named by Verrazano
New England, Rhode Island
Jamestown
South, Virginia
Merrimac River
New England, New Hampshire
Potomac River
South, Maryland
Savannah River
South, Georgia
Delaware River
Middle, Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Hudson River
Middle, New York
Connecticut River
New England, New Hampshire
Anne Hutchinson
New England, Rhode Island
Savannah
South, Georgia
Baltimore
South, Maryland
Massachusetts
Puritans wanted religious freedom
Connecticut
government was governed improperly in Mass.
Rhode Island
religious freedom, Indians should be paid for land, separation of church and state
New Hampshire
outgrowth of Mass.
New York
Dutch was unhappy with their governor
New Jersey
taken form Dutch
Pennsylvania
religious freedom for Quakers
Delaware
solution to being landlocked
Virginia
wanted protection from Natives
Maryland
refuge for Roman Catholics
Carolina
to give noble tittle to people
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