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economics: tobacco
social:plantations, slavery
political: Lord de la warr, John Rolfe, House of Burgesses -
econiomic: fishing and hunting
poltical: puritans controlled the colony, had a representative government
social: extended families came over, they brought their servants. most fmailies had same social class ranking. puritan religion -
asorbed by massachusetts
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Economic: tabacco
Political: Lord Baltimore, feudal domain
Social: Cathlocs were main religion, colonists came if promised land, slavery, sheltered the most Roman Catholics -
Political: self-governing in under local control, want close church and state, Fundamental Orders
Social: emigrants from Massachusetts, Dutch and English, Puritan
Economic: seaports -
Political: Roger Williams, most liberal colony
Economic: slave trade with West indies
Social: complete religious freedom, social outcasts, "sewer"