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seeking religious freedom Color in the location of Massachusetts Pilgrims were also called. They wanted to go to Virginia so they, unlike the Church of England. Puritans didn t want to create a new church, they just wanted to the Church of England. Squanto (also known as Tisquantum) was captured in 1614 or 1615 during one of John Smith s expedition and taken to England. He learned English as he traveled to return home. The Pilgrims settled by the Wampanoag people and soon met, an English speaking member of the Pawtuxet tribe, who helped them with the tribal leaders. Other tribes in the area were the Massachusetts and Narragansetts.

(Separatists) About passengers including Pilgrims set sail aboard the for a location near the Hudson River, an area thought to be part the Virginia colony. After days at sea, the Mayflower set anchor at Cape Cod. They decided d not continue on and to look for a._. Why did the Wampanoag abandon this area? A scouting party found an abandoned Wampanoag community on a hill with The established the foundation for the colony s government. Let s get this straight, I traveled thousands of miles, am stuck here on the boat for months cooking, cleaning, taking care of all of the sick people, managing all the children, and I don t get a say in the government?! nt?! It was the first self government plan in the colonies and it pledged that the decisions would be made by the will of the majority of the. * of the settlers died during the first winter * helped the settlers grow corn and establish a treaty with Wampanoag leader Massasoit (Ousamequin) *In the fall of, the Pilgrims celebrated their first harvest and this became the basis for our modern Thanksgiving. *By 1627, there were people living in the Plymouth Colony.

Colony Colony Color in the location of Massachusetts and label the Massachusetts Bay and Plymouth Colonies.. With a charter from, about 1000 Puritans settled in Massachusetts. They were led by Governor who believed, You can t throw me out just for speaking my mind, can you? Dissenters were people who didn t want to follow. Some of the dissenters formed. By 1643, English settlers joined the Puritans. Even though the Puritans were outnumbered, they remained in control because. It became the largest and most influential New England colony eventually swallowing up the. In the 1680s, the king gained control over the colony s government and in 1691, Massachusetts became a colony.

Using different colors, color in the locations of Rhode Island and Connecticut Williams was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for speaking out against authorities punishing religious dissention and against confiscating Native American land. He founded Rhode Island where there was no. *was the first written constitution in *unlike in Massachusetts, citizenship was based on, not religion

Color in the location of New Hampshire Unlike the other New England colonies, settlements in New Hampshire were not originally founded for religious freedom, but for fishing. After being exiled from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for being a, John Wheelright and 175 followers established the New Hampshire township of Exeter that had no. New Hampshire became its own colony in.

upset over rapid settlement growth and their treatment *He was the son of Massasoit who co-existed peacefully with the and was also called by the English name. *He created an alliance with other Native Americans and in 1675,. * towns were destroyed, towns suffered damage, settlers were killed *took decades to recover from the destruction, loss of lives, and expense *entire families were sold into, many were forced into local servitude, political independence, they continued to *The English attacked Native American villages killing 4,000.. *Governor Andros of New York, a colonial militia, and allied warriors attacked Metacom s camp killing 350 of his men and capturing his wife and son. His wife and son were sold as slaves. *The war ended shortly after Metacom. 5% percent of the European population was killed during King Philip s War.

*When young girls in Salem Village, Massachusetts claimed to be possessed by the devil and accused, a wave a hysteria swept through the area. * people were imprisoned for witchcraft, died in prison, men and women were found guilty and hung, and person was crushed to death for refusing to testify. * in September 1692 with pubic opinion turning against the trials. Did you hear about Reverend Parris daughter and niece? I heard they were bewitched by a slave girl named Tituba. How did New England s geography affect its economy? *Fishing and whaling * *Logging *Shipbuilding * *Became part of the route