Unit 3

2. Native American group that fought South Carolina settlers in the Yamasee War.
4. English government that combined several New England colonies under one ruler.
5. Conflict between the Tuscarora Indians and North Carolina settlers.
7. English colony founded by Puritans in New England.
12. England’s relaxed enforcement of colonial trade laws.
16. Protestants who wanted to completely separate from the Church of England.
18. 1688 overthrow of King James II and rise of William and Mary.
19. War between New England colonists and the Pequot Indians.
21. Maryland law allowing Christians to practice their religion freely.
22. Conflict between Parliament and King Charles I over control of England.
24. Protestant religion based on the teachings of John Calvin.
25. Major conflict between New England colonists and Native Americans led by Metacom.

1. Early written constitution that established self-government in Connecticut.
3. Laws that strictly controlled enslaved Africans and made slavery hereditary.
6. A person or area that protects one region from another.
8. Religious group that believed in equality and direct communication with God.
9. People who settled on land without legally owning it.
10. Belief that God has already chosen who will be saved.
11. English laws controlling colonial trade to benefit England.
13. The process of becoming a Christian or adopting a new religion.
14. Agreement establishing self-government among the Plymouth colonists.
15. Large migration of English settlers to North America in the 1630s.
17. First elected representative assembly in the American colonies.
20. Laws restricting certain activities, especially on Sundays, for religious reasons.
23. English Protestants who wanted to reform the Church of England.