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- 6. A small cigar first seen being smoked by Cuban natives.
- 7. An englishmen who made a large contribution to the colony of Jamestown for starting the planting of tobacco.
- 9. A system of giving out land to English men for every person they brought along to the New World, acting as an incentive for traveling to America.
- 12. A war between the English in Connecticut Valley and an Indian tribe. The people of Connceticut Valley teamed up with the Indians' rivals and wipe out most of the tribe.
- 14. A war between the English of Massachusetts and the Wampanoag Indians about the English imposing laws on the Indians and taking their land. King Phillip refers to the tribe's leader, Metacomet.
- 15. A society in which the line between church and state is hard to see.
- 16. The wife of John Rolfe and a Powhatan indian. Their marriage kept peace between the English and the Powhatan until her father's (the tribe leader) death.
- 17. Created the colony of Georgia to save the farmer-soliders of America.
- 18. The leader of a group of Puritans migrating to America and bought out the other non-Puritan investors of the Massachusetts Bay Company.
- 20. The first successful English settlement in America which also started England's tobacco trade.
- 21. Had the idea of separating church and state and was exiled for this idea. He then created the town of Providence, obtained a charter to establish government, and created the colony of Rhode Island.
- 22. This colony was settled by Lord Baltimore as an escape for Catholics. The settlement was one of little to no complications (unlike Jamestown), but a civil war between the Protestants and the Catholics broke out and the headright system is what kept the colony stable.
- 24. The "protector" of England after the Roundheads won the Civil War. He ruled until death, but his son couldn't keep the country grounded, so the monarch was put back in place soon after.
- 25. A Puritan in Massachusetts who said that the non-elect clergy member were unfit to be in position of power in the church and that women should be clergy members as well.
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- 1. The leader of Pilgrims and got the charter for them to go to America. Also, was the governor of their new town, Plymouth.
- 2. This group of people sailed to America in 1620 to escape the religious persecution of England for being Separatists.
- 3. A term referring to the supporters of the King during the English Civil War.
- 4. Started out attacking the Indians for killing many white settlers and turned it into a rebellion against the colonial government of Virginia and Sir William Berkeley.
- 5. A German immigrant that wanted to prove himself, so when word got out of the rebellion in England, he raised a militia and captured New York. He was later hung for treason and changed politics in New York for years after his death.
- 8. A series of acts passed in England prohibiting American colonies from trading with anybody but England and its other colonies.
- 10. A term used during the English Civil War to describe supporters of Parliament.
- 11. A name for a Dutch landowner.
- 13. The basis of the English government and suggested that the colonies of America should unite to increase England's wealth and power.
- 19. A Quaker who inherited the land of what is now Pennsylvania and wanted to use it as a holy experiment.
- 23. The new governor of The Dominion of New England who was unpopular to the citizens of the dominion and strict when enforcing The Navigational Acts.