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First English settlement in America, located in Virginia. The production of tobacco caused its economy to boom, and the settlement thrived
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The first legislature of the 15 colonies.
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Founded by the Pilgrims for the purpose of freedom of religion.
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The English took over some of the Pequot tribe's land, which caused the Pequots to revolt, ultimately causing a war between the Pequots and English.
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It was the first constitution of the United States that limited the power of government and gave it structure.
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This was a law passed in Maryland that mandated for religous tolerance. It inspired the first religous protections in the United States.
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It only allowed english ships to import goods to English territory, so that the Dutch may not dominate trade.
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Was the last major effort of Native Americans to drive out English settlers.
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It was the first rebellion in the Americas. It took place because of the unfair treatment of William Berkley.
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The dominion greatly restrcted the colonies of their original rights, causing uproar from the colonies and ultimately the failure of the dominion.
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Puritans in Salem Massachusetts put many accused witchs to death.
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The great awakening was a movement that went through the Americas that great strengthed the Christian religion.
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Peter Zenger published a newspaper that critized the govenor of New York, causing him to be charge with libel. This was contreversial due to the wide belief of free speech.
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The first slace rebellion in the Americas, it took place in South Carolina.
