Colonial Government
Religion
Native Americans
Colonial Law
Key Individuals
100

First Representative Assembly in VA

House of Burgesses
100

Belief in predestination; Basis for puritan faith

Calvinism
100

Wampanoag Leader who allied with the Plymouth Colony.

Massasoit

100

Restricted colonial trade to benefit England

Navigation laws

100

First governor of Massachusetts Bay colony.

John Winthrop

200

Agreement for Self-Government before disembarking at Plymouth

Mayflower Compact

200

Wished to reform the Church of England

Puritans

200
Defeated by South Carolinians; marked the collapsed of coastal tribes.

Yamasee Indians

200

Period of relaxed/lacking enforcement of trade laws

Salutary Neglect

200

Founded Rhode island with intent of religious liberty

Roger Williams

300

First Written Constitution

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

300

Wished to separate from the Church of England as a whole.

Separatists

300

war; North Carolina vs. Tuscarora tribe.

Tuscarora War

300

Harsh legal code regulating slavery; outlined punishments for slave disobedience

Barbados Slave Code

300

Founder of Georgia, was a military leader and prison reformer.

James Oglethorpe

400

Early Attempt at a semi-national level of colonial unity

New England Confederation

400

Belief that the elected do not need to follow laws

Antinomianism

400

war; Major Native resistance in the Northeast led by Metacom

King Philip's War (Metacom's War)

400

Laws restricting moral behavior in accordance for morality

Blue Laws

400

Founded Pennsylvania

William Penn
500

Royal control over multiple colonies

Dominion of New England

500

Maryland Law granting Christian religious freedom

Act of Toleration

500

Conflict that ended in near total destruction of the Pequot tribe

Pequot War

500

In politics, often a zone used to further separate 2 nations to reduce conflict. Georgia is a great example.

Buffer

500

Banished for Religious dissent and belief in antinomianism in Massachusetts

Anne Hutchinson

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