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chapter 3 vocab Am
Question | Answer |
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Backed investors meaning,they put money in a project to earn profit. | joint-stock company |
A written contract,issued by the goverment holding the right to establish a colony. | charter |
First pernament english settlement named after King James. | Jamestown |
A solider that took control to make sure colonists worked. | John Smith |
The people that gave their labor to those who payed for their passage to the colony. | indentured servant |
The first representative assembley created in 1619 held in the American colonies. | House of Burgesses |
The refusal of Nathaniel Bacon's demand colonists marched to jamestown. | Bacon's Rebellion |
Separaist group, James attacked them for rejecting England's official church. | Pilgrims |
A agremment that vowed they will obey laws, for the good of the colony. | Mayflower Compact |
Religious groups that escaped because of the way they were treated by King James. | Puritans |
When many puritans families left for America. | Great Migration |
Purtians and Thomas Hooker wrotelaws,these laws were a constitution. | Fundamental Orders of Conneticut |
Was a minister who found the first baptist church in American. | Roger Williams |
She belived anyone can belive in God without a bible,church,or a minister. | Anne Hutchinson |
Purtians colonies fought a brutal war with native Americans. | King Phillips War |
Govenor of the dutch colony of the New Netherland lost his leg in 1644. | Peter Stuyvesant |
A person who brought 50 people to the New Netherland. | patroon |
Because of the threat and the trade england made they tried to kick dutch out. | Dude of York |
New Netherland is New York's proprietary colony. | proprietary colony |
A large landowner in America.Born into a wealthy familly. | William Penn |
A person who belived all people are equal no matter their reliogiouns or ethnic groups. | Quakers |
A colony that was ruled by goveners appointed by King. | royal colony |
Founder of Georgia as a refuge for debtors. | James Oglethorpe |