| Term | Definition |
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Virginia |
Southern colony with Jamestown, main crop tobacco |
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Maryland |
Founded by Lord Baltimore, safe haven for Catholics, Act of Toleration |
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South Carolina |
Supply station for indies, rice plantations |
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North Carolina |
Outcasts from SC and VA, hospitable to pirates |
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Georgia |
Buffer state with Spanish Florida, "charity colony" with many shady people |
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Massachusetts |
Puritans lead by William Bradford, landing site of Pilgrims. Later lead by John Winthrop, "city on a hill" |
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Rhode Island |
Established by Roger Williams who was kicked out of MA, religious toleration and "Lord's Debris" |
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Connecticut |
Est by Reverend Thomas Hooker, self-governing, creates Fundamental Orders |
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New Hampshire |
Fishing and trading overgrowth of MA |
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New York |
Originally Dutch settlement, Duke of York threatens his way into the land |
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Pennsylvania |
Quaker colony, lead by William |
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New Jersey |
Duke of York gives parts to Berkely and Carteret, which goes to Quakers |
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Delaware |
Originally by Swedes, taken over by Dutch, then controlled by PA |