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John Wheelwright was forced to leave Massachusetts for challenging John Winthrop and the General Court. He and his followers established the town of Exeter, which would be the first city of the new colony of New Hampshire.

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Hartford and two other nearby towns joined together to form the colony of Connecticut. They created the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut, which established the first written constitution in America.

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Thomas Hooker left Massachusetts with 100 followers who sought a more religiously tolerant place to live and established the city of Hartford.

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Hutchinson leads her congregation out of Massachusetts and establishes the city of Portsmouth in Rhode Island

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Anne Hutchinson is banished from Massachusetts for also challenging the leadership of John Winthrop

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Roger Williams purchased land from the Narragansett tribe, received a charter from the King of England, and established the city of Providence which served as the capital of the new colony Rhode Island.

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Roger Williams, a minister in the colony, was forced to leave Massachusetts for challenging the teachings and leadership of the General Court.

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Winthrop and colonial leaders establish the General Court to help govern the new settlement.

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Led by John Winthrop, nearly 700 settlers arrived in Salem, Massachusetts nearly 60 miles north of Plymouth.

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The Separatists arrived at Plymouth Bay in America, several hundred miles north of Virginia. Before leaving the ship the men sign the Mayflower Compact, which was an agreement to follow the rules and laws that the group created. This was the first framework of government in America.

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The Separatists leave Europe en route to America on the Mayflower.