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A British tax

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A document established by the proprietors in the Carolina

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An island where they export slaves to North America

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All of the land in a colony belongs to the ruler

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An owner of property

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A more laid back form of the Puritan beliefs

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a person who supports the separation of a particular group of people from a larger body

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An English protestant

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An agreement with King John of England

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1st governing doc of the Plymouth colonies

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The 13 colonies in the south

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The middle 13 colonies

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The upper 13 colonies

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The first legislative assembly in the US

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A person who paid for passage into the colonies with servitude

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A grant of land

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A settlement founded by the English

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Former Charleston and capital of SC founded in 1670

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An archaeological site by the Spanish where Charlesfort was built

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An archaeological site near modern day Beaufort

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the first European settlement in what would become the continental United States

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A sea route from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean through northwestern America

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A grant by the Spanish Crown to a colonist in America to not force Indian labor

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A Spanish conquistador who searched SC for gold

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A conqueror during the age of exploration

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Unit II Exploration and Settlement Vocbulary

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Unit II Exploration and Settlement Vocbulary