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Part of British America that includes New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Conneticut

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Fixed rent (rent plus "taxes") you pay to a tenant

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Adopted by Lord Proprietors of the Province of Carolina in 1669, which gave them the colony of Carolina, which is most of the land between Florida and Virginia

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Occupied by the British in 1627, remained a British colony until it was gained independence in 1966

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British colony mostly in North America or the Caribbean, all land belonged to the ruler

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Business or property owner

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Someone who believes that christ has to teach people himself, stressing to people to talk to Jesus through God

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A person who agrees with the idea of separating people by their gender, race or ethnicity

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A group of Protestants who wanted to purify the churches in England from Catholic practice

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A document that King John signed to show that the law was above the king

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First agreement for self-government to be enforced

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Includes Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia

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Includes New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania

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Was the first legislative assembly house in the American colonies

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People who agreed to work for a number of years in turn for food shelter and transportation in Virginia

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Was used to attract colonist to Jamestown, Virginia to fix that shortage of labor issues

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The first permanent settlement in the Americas

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City founded in 1670 was he first capital of South Carolina

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Founded in the 1560s near Beaufort but was abandoned when the French leader left

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Founded by the Spanish in 1520s near the Waccamaw River and Georgtown

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Spanish conquistador who explored S.C. for gold

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Spanish colony plantation

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A soldier or explorer of the Spanish or Portuguese empires

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Unit II: Exploration and Settlement Vocabulary

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Unit II: Exploration and Settlement Vocabulary

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Sea route from the Atlantic to the Pacific, through North America

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Built by the Spanish on the remains of Charles Fort, abandoned 10 years later