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An established church in Virginia.
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Mayflower arrives with Pilgrims and the settlement of Plymouth is established.
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Massachusetts Bay Company is chartered.
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Established church in Massachusetts.
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King Charles grants Lord Baltimore a charter for what will become Maryland. Baltimore intends for Maryland to become a haven for Christians.
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After being banished from Massachusetts, Roger Williams establishes Providence to allow for complete relgious freedom.
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Thomas Hooker, along with a group of Puritans, founded Hartford.
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John Davenport founded New Haven.
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Anne Hutchison, also banished from Massachusetts, founded Portsmouth.
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Roger Williams gets a charter which joins Providence and Portsmouth into a single colony, Rhode Island.
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Cecil Calvert persuades the assembly to pass the Act of Toleration, which is the first law to allow religious freedom in order to protect the Catholic religion within Maryland.
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New Haven and Hartford join together to form Connecticut.
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William Penn is paid in a form of a grant that will become Pennsylvania. He will use this new colony to test his ideas based on his Quaker beliefs. He had three goals in mind: to establish religious freedom, enact liberal ideas within the government and get money.
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The Prostestants rebel and win. The Act of Toleration is repealed and Catholics lose their right to vote.
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Penn allows three counties to have their own assembly.
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George Whitefield comes to America. He preaches that God would save those who openly professed their faith in Jesus and would send those to hell that didn't.
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Preacher Jonathan Edwards performs his sermon, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" and other sermons. He said that people needed to repent or face enternal damnation.
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Founded by Presbyterians
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Founded by Anglicans
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Founded by Baptists
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Founded by Dutch Reformed
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Founded by Congregationalists
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