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Settlers were used to agriculture in Britain and were thus unaccustomed to the land of America. Luckily, they established a relationship with the Native Americans and learned to plant many of their crops. Their relationship continued to be very rocky.

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These three factors, especially beliefs, greatly influenced how things were handled in Colonial America

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The Act of Tolerance of Maryland allowed freedom of worship for Christians, allowing for an influx in Christianity. Other colonies like Carolina also allowed Christianity.

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Separatists: Wanted to break away from the Anglican Church and established Plymouth which led by majority rule.
Puritans: Targeted by the king and led by John Winthrop. They settled in Massachusetts Bay and focused society on their beliefs.
Quakers: Believed that all could gain salvation and gave both genders very similar rights in their societies.

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The British greatly wanted people to settle in America, so they created the Headright System. This system allowed settlers to gain 50 acres of land. This system obviously led to a type of culture in America that was interested in land ownership and expansion.