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After King Philip's War: few American Indians remained in eastern New England
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after the Pequot war: more colonists moved into American Indian lands
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cod: a key resource for New England colonies
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colony of Connecticut: where all men could vote
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dissenter: Roger Williams- wanted more religious freedom
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fall line: where rivers from higher land flow to lower lands
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glaciers affected the land: because it pushed rocks and soil from New England to the Middle colonies
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glaciers left behind fertile soil: the only reason the MIddle Colonies had good farming
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growing season: the time of year when it is warm enough for plants to grow
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male church members: only ones that could vote
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Massachusetts Bay Colony: settled by the Puritans
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Massachusetts Bay Colony: established in the 1600's
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Middle Passage: ships carried enslaved people from Africa to the West Indies
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Puritans: believed that they must obey the rules of the Bible
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Roger Williams: banished because he wanted men and women to discuss religion together
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the best climate and land for farming: The Southern Colonies of the British Colonies
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The Colonists: won King Phillip's war
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The Georgia colony: part of the Southern Colonies
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The Great Awakening: it lead to new ways of thinking about religion among colonists
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the Great Awakening: caused people to join new churches in the 1730's
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The Middle Passage: described the journey from Africa to the West Indies
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Thomas Hooker: led colonists out of Massachusetts and formed the colony of Connecticut
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Triangular Trade Route: North American, Europe, and Africa
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wide, long rivers in the Middle Colonies: helped to send crops to nearby towns using riverboats