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Established as a joint stock company. Failed at establishing a permanent colony.
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Another Joint Stock company established. Granted North Carolina to New York.
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This town lacked farmers and struggled to have enough food.
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James I believed he had the right from God
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Approximately 90 women come to Jamestown.
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Set up in Jamestown. Consisted of White male land owners. Established laws of the land.
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100 men and women arrive at Plymouth Rock and prepare to go ashore.
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Native American attack on Jamestown, 1/4 of the people died.
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King terminated its charter.
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Larger City in New Hampshire
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After the founding of Hartford CT becomes a colony, founded by Thomas Hooker.
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Contains 100 liberties for Massachusetts Bay Colonists.
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Basis of civil and criminal law until the 18th century. Reflects Puritan concerns.
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Puritans sought to reduce hierarchy and ritual in the church; Puritans defeated and beheaded the King Charles I
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Aimed at Dutch, all goods must be shipped by English ships.
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Becomes King of England
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Certain goods from New World have to go to either English colonies or England (Tobacco, Cotton, Indigo, Ginger, Sugar).
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Another more strict group of Puritans, Combined with Hartford
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Extends partial church membership to church members children who had not yet experienced conversion
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Anything coming to the New World must come from or through England (Salt, Horses, Wine excluded).
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Granted to 8 proprietors, Economic and political reasons for establishment
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Founded by George Fox. Believed every religion has inner light, tolerance.
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Religious freedom, rejected by Carolina people, low voting requirements.
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Tax on goods shipped from one colony to another.
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Nathaniel Bacon dies of dysentery and 23 leaders of his rebellion are hung.
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Nathaniel Bacon organizes militia to attack Native Americans. Later burns Jamestown in rebellion towards Governor Berkeley.
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William Penn leverages the King's debt to his father to create Quaker refuge utopia.
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Happens as New York becomes a Royal Colony
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8000 Quakers are in Pennsylvania by this time and Philadelphia is the "City of Love"
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Bloodless coup that abolished absolutism and established a constitutional monarchy in England.
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Had a huge influence on North America and the Constitution of the US
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Betty Parris and Abigail Williams begin having fits.
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Court refused to hear any further charges.
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Establishes Admiralty Court, enforces the other Acts and is located in the colonies.