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Jamestown was founded in 1607 by Btirrish colonists, and was the first colony in North America
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The House of Bergesses was a reform made to the colony of Jamestown by the Verginia Company of London. Its intended purpose was to make public authorities more responsive
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Plymouth was founded in 1620 by 100 English Puritans
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The War between the Puritans, and the Peqout Tribe
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This document was the first "constitution" to be drafted for people in the new world.
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This act was intended to allow religous freedom back to Maryland. However, it failed to do this.
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These acts vastly limited the trading rights of colonists in the new world
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The final major effort Native Americans made to drive off the colonials begins
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Several people who all wanted to be in charge of Jamestown fought for rule.
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The war ended with the indians defeated
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The English, feeling threatened by New Englands growing independance, tighted control over the colonies.
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The Salem witch trials accused over 200 people of using witchcraft, and executed over 20.
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Was a spiritual renewal in the colonies
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Peter Zenger attempted to print a journal which publically critisized English control. The jury determined he was not guilty
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20 African Slaves met in secreat near the Stono River, and then broke into a store, killed the shop keepers, and stole guns and powder. The amount of slaves increased in size as they traveled south.