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| French exxplorer who set of a trading post called Quebec in 1608. |
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| the right to organize a settlement |
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| representatives from among the men who owned land in Virginia |
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| A formal document the Pilgrims signed to set up a civil government. Also promised to obey the laws passed "for the general good of the colony." |
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| Formal pllan of government. America's was the first. |
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Believed people should be free to follow their consciences in religious matters. Church and government should be totally separate. Believed it was wrong to take land from Native Americans. Banished from Mass.
Set up Rhode Island in 1644 |
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| acceptance of different believes |
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| people who disagreed with established views. |
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| Massachusetts, Virginia, Connecticut, Rhode Island |
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| New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland |
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| treated harshly due to their religious beliefs |
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Wealthy English Quaker. Received lands from king as payment for debt.
Saw Pennsylvania as a "holy experiment" for values of tolerance and equality.
Sailed in 1682 to oversee building on Philadelphia.
Paid native americans for land.
Allowed colonists to elect representatives to legislative assembly. |
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| variety (of religious beliefs) |
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| people who are unable to pay their debts. |
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