People who wanted to purify the Church of England
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Puritans |
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Governor of Massachusetts
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John Winthrop
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man who was beaten with a whip in Massachusetts for preaching the gospel
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Obadiah Holmes
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man who founded Rhode Island
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Roger Williams
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minister who went to England to get a charter for Rhode Island
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Dr. John Clarke
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English ship that brought the first settlers to New Hampshire
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Jonathon |
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man who gave New Hampshire it's name
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John Mason
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preacher who built Hartford,the first major settlement in Connecticut
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Thomas Hooker
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document that established Connecticut's system of government; provided a good pattern for the Constitution of the United States
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Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
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New England Colonies
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Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hamposhire
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colony founded by the Puritans in 1630
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Massachusetts Bay Colony
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Largest town in the Massachusetts Bay Colony |
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Boston
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first settlement in Rhode Island
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Providence |
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first colony to offer complete religious freedom, founded by Roger Williams
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Rhode Island
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Quinnehtukqut
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Indian word from which Connecticut gets its name; means "on or beside the long tidal river"
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first major settlement in Connecticut; built by Thomas Hooker
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Hartford |
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1630 |
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Massachusetts Bay Colony founded
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1639 |
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Fundamental Orders of Connecticut written
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How many colonies were there in America by 1735?
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13 |
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