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| Founder of Georgia, wanted to provide a haven for debtors |
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| Second Lord Baltimore and founder of Maryland |
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| Inventor of bifocal glasses, the lightning rod, one-arm desk chair, efficient stove, and daylight saving time |
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| Strong Puritan who publicly questioned some of the Puritans ministers beliefs; was tried and banished form Mass. |
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| Quaker founder of Pennsylvania |
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| Founder of Rhode Island, freedome of conscience and suported fair treatment of Native Americans |
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| __________ was the major cause of King Philip's War and the Pequot War |
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| A group of girls accused a servant of witchcraft in _____________. 20 people died. |
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| During colonial times, the society in _____________, South Carolina, was a mixure or aristocracy poor whites, and slaves. |
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| Among ______________, women could speak as freely as men and were seen as equals in religious meetings |
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| Among ______________, women held a secondary position to men, and were expected to be quiet |
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| Roger Williams chose the location of _______________ as the capital of Rhode Island becasue of its good natural harbor |
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| The Dutch colony of New Netherland became the British colony of _________ ___________ |
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| You live in a small wooden house with one big room and a sleeping loft. The only clothes you have are those you wear, and a SUnday shirt. You probably had a year of schooling and know how to read. Who are you? |
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| a child of a small farmer |
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| You live near th tobacco fields on a large plantation. You cant read and never will be taught how. You are someone's property. Who are you? |
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| You live with your family in a great house with many rooms and many servants. YOu wear fancy clothes when visitors come to stay for a party. WHo are you? |
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| child of a plantation owner |
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| Maryland passed a Toleration Act that allowed for freedom of religion for all Christians, Jews and atheists |
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| Slaves were brought from Africa as part of trade in colonial times |
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| New Jersey, Massachusetts, Virginia, New York, New Hampshire, North Carolina, South Carolina, Rhode Island, Georga, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Connecticut |
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