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S.M. Chapter 3 Vocab

Chapter 3 Vocabulary

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joint-stock company several people, or a company, invest in a colony and gain ownership
charter a contract given by the government letting a person or company settle a colony
Jamestown first permanent English settlement
John Smith had control over Jamestown in 1608 and forced people to work for food, but stepped down when later injured
indentured servant they worked for, instead of pay, a trip to the colony
House of Burgesses an assembly where elected representitives would meet anually
Bacon's Rebellion told Berkely to go to war with the Native Americans to take control of their tobacco
Pilgrims they rejected the English church so they fled to the colony
Mayflower Compact an agreement between the folks on the Mayflower to do what was best for the colony
Puritans left England for their religous beliefs
Great Migration this was when all of the Puritans left England
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut gave voting rights to people who were not of the church
Roger Williams founded the first Baptist church in the colonies
Anne Hutchison believed you did not need any help to worship God
King Philip's War Puritans fought a tough battle against the Native Americans
Peter Stuyvestan he was rather rufe so he lost the help of other Dutch colonist in his position of governer, and when the British demanded they surrender the colony, he was forced to
patroon someone who brought 50 or more settlers to New Netherland
Duke of York siezed New Netherland and gained ownership
preoprietary colony a colony with only one owner
William Penn controlled Pennsylvania and claimed Quakers could live their with no disrespect
Quaker believed in respecting everyone, no matter religion or ethnicity
royal colony ruled by a governer assigned by the King
James Oglethorpe founded Georgia
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