Leaders and Founders
John Smith
tobacco
Nation that controlled New Jersey and New York before the English
group that wanted to purify or reform the Church of England and established Massachusetts-Bay colony
Puritans
term that means acceptance
tolerance
Founder of Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Maryland was established for this religious group
Catholics
Pennsylvania was established for this religious group
Quakers
Name of the Indian who served as a guide and translator for the Pilgrims
Squanto
type of colony ruled directly by a king or queen
royal colony
Leader of Massachusetts-Bay Puritans and minister who delivered the "City on a Hill" Sermon
John Winthrop
Name of the Indian chief and also the tribe of Indians who helped the settlers of Jamestown
Powhatan
previous name of New York before it was taken over by the English
New Amsterdam
group that wanted to separate from the Church of England and established the Plymouth colony
Pilgrims
type of colony in which one has written permission from the king to establish a colony
charter colony
Leader of the Plymouth Pilgrims
William Bradford
Name for the group of people who owed money who settled in Georgia
debtors
city in the Middle Colonies whose name means "city of brotherly love"
Philadelphia
New England colony that was not founded for political or religious reasons
New Hampshire
first written constitution in the English Colonies
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Both founders of the Rhode Island colony
Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson
term that describes the mountainous region of the Carolinas settled by Irish, Scottish and German frontiersmen
backcountry
Nation that controlled Delaware before the English
Sweden (Swedish)
Native American chief who signed peace with the Pilgrims
Massasoit
rules for the colony signed by Pilgrim men before disembarking the ship and settling Plymouth
Mayflower Compact