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A tax on land.

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A plan on how to govern the Carolina Colony

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An eastern British Colony and Caribbean Island.

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All land in a colony belongs to one ruler.

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An owner of a business.

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Members of a religious society.

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Separators of the Church of England.

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A group of protestants who wanted to "purify" the church.

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A document signed by King John to limit his power

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The first agreement to have a self-governed America.

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The 4 Southern Colonies underneath the Middle Colonies.

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4 colonies between the New England and Southern Colonies.

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Northern 4 colonies of the Thirteen Colonies.

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The first legislative assembly of the American Colonies.

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Men or Women who signed a contract that allowed to go to the colonies after a certain amount of work.

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A system used to attract settlers to a settlement.

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The first permanent English colony of the Americas.

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A colony in West Virginia.

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A coast by the bay of the Gulf of California.

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An important early colonial archaeological site on Parris Island.

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First European colony of the continental United States. Founded in 1526.

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Spanish explorer who traveled South Carolina looking for gold.

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A passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

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A grant by the Spanish Crown to a colonist in America for using forced labor from the Indian inhabitants.

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Spanish conquerors most known for conquering Mexico and Peru