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| Caribbean, Mexico, Florida,, South America |
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| big peices of land made for mining, ranching and farming |
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| in Canada, along the St. Lawrence River, the Great Lakes and along the Mississippi |
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| a colony that fur trading company with the people aroung the Hudson River Valley |
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| in Virginia near the James River, 1st English colony |
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| in Virginia, the capital of colony, got rich on crops |
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| people that move to America because they disliked the Church of England |
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| moved to Massachusetts Bay, worship their own religion |
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| pilgrims made their own law that said they were going to form a government and live by its laws |
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| starts his own colony at Rhode Island, freedom of religion |
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| Puritans kicked her out of Massachusetts because she was leading her own worship to God |
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| founded Pennsylvania for the Quakers |
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| Protestants who disliked war |
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| founded Maryland for the Catholics |
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| found Georgia for social reasons |
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| paid slaves, landowners paid their way across the ocean then they worked for 7 years |
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| Fundamental Orders of Connecticut |
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| laid out the future government for Connecticut |
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