the science, art, or occupation concerned with cultivating land, agriculture raising crops, and feeding, breeding, and raising livestock; farming.
Was forced to leave Massachusetts for her Anne Hutchinson religious beliefs. She went to Rhode Island.
a colony granted by a charter colony document (it gives the right to settle a colony)
money that is owed to someone else; a person who debt/debtors owes money. ( ex.: Georgia was a debtor's colony)
the way in which an area's goods and services are economy produced, bought, and sold (it's all about the money $) a type of economy in which people are free to buy, sell, free enterprise and produce whatever they want.
One of the founders of John Winthrop Massachusetts-he was their first governor.
A plan of just and equal laws signed on the ship, "The The Mayflower Compact Mayflower" before the Pilgrims landed in Plymouth, MA-1620
New York, Pennsylvania, Middle Colonies New Jersey, and Delaware
when a King or Queen is a monarchy ruler of a country, including colonies of that country Massachusetts, Rhode New England Colonies Island, Connecticut, and New Hampshire
a type of democratic government-It's the closest to New England Town the people, it involves the Meetings largest number of people, it's the most open.
Came to Plymouth, Massachusetts on "The Mayflower" Pilgrims They were a type of Puritans that wanted to separate from the English Church.
Plymouth, Massachusetts A town started by the (Bay Colony) Pilgrims in 1620.
privately owned and proprietary colony operated for profit Was founded for religious Providence, Rhode Island freedom by Roger Williams.
a religious group that settled Puritans most of New England
They disagreed with the Quakers beliefs of other churches. They had no ministers.
a government where the representative government people elect representatives to make decisions for them
He believed government and religion should be separate. He Roger Williams treated the Native Americans fairly. He founded Rhode Island. colonies that had an royal colony appointed governor by the British royalty
Maryland, Virginia, North Southern Colonies Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia
The first law making assembly in an English Virginia House of Burgesses Colony. The first form of self- government. 1619-Virginia
One of the founders of Massachusetts-He served as William Bradford governor of Massachusetts for more than 30 years. Helped create "The Mayflower Compact".
A Quaker who started a colony where the Quakers could live safely. William Penn Pennsylvania is named after him. He treated the Native Americans fairly and lived with them peacefully.