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John Smith settled Jamestown
John Winthrop leader of the Puritans
William Bradford leader of the Pilgrims
Anne Hutchison banished from Boston because of her religious beliefs
Jonathan Edwards well known minister of The Great Awakening that preached fiery sermons to condemn his flock
James Olgethorpe British soldier and founder of Georgia
Cecil Calvert founded the colony of Maryland
Roger Williams founder of Rhode Island
Thomas Hooker founded Conneticut
William Penn Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania
John Mason founded New Hampshire
George Whitfield popular minister during The Great Awakening that led revival meetings in the colonies
Benjamin Franklin inventor and Founding Father of the Constitution; member of the Enlightenment Movement
John Locke English philosopher that argued that indiviuals have 3 natural rights
Edward Braddock British general that was defeated in the French and Indian War
Eliza Lucas invented indigo
John Peter Zenger journalist that became the symbol for freedom of press
George Washington political leader and military general that served; leader of the Continental Army
Edmond Andros royal governor that limited colonists' rights
King George III monarch of Great Britain during The American Revolution
Patrick Henry Virginian leader in the House of Burgesses; known for his "Give me liberty, or give me death" speech
Crispus Attucks mixed race sailer that was the first person killed in the Boston Massacre
Samuel Adams cousin of John Adams , political leader that organized the Boston Tea Party and leader of the Sons of Liberty
John Adams cousin of Samuel Adams, lawyer and political leader that defended British soldiers in the Boston Massacre trials
Paul Revere Boston silversmith who served as a rider and messenger to deliver news about British army movements
Ethan Allen led the Green Mountain Boys
Benedict Arnold played a big role in the victory of Ft. Ticonderoga
Thomas Jefferson main writer of the Declaration of Independence
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