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the king appointed a person or persons to govern the colony and answer to him. A specific governor could then be appointed by the person or persons put in charge by the King.
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governor of massachusetts bay colony
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left the Boston area with 3 congregations to settle in the Connecticut River Valley. Each one set up its own community and developed their own governments.
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Believed that each local congregation should be independent of all other churches and be able to worship and serve God freely.
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crossed the ocean to worship god freely
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A document that politically joined the river towns together.
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Fifty-acre tracts of land to anyone who paid for their own passage to America or who fulfilled an indentu
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A work contract for a specified time; usually 4 to 7 years.
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A governor was appointed directly by the king and his councilors.
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Established the first settlement called St. Mary’s named after Charles I wife.
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Eventually established a colony named Jamestown. This became the first permanent English settlement in the New World.
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the dutch of new netherland established a unique system of settlement
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stood for complete seperation of church and state
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endorced discipline that was necessary for the survival of ja,estown
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the first permanent english settlement in the new world
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Wanted to cleanse the church from within by passing reforms to get rid of Catholic influence.
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