| A | B |
|---|
| Navigation Acts | colonists forced to trade only with Britain |
| Great Puritan Migration | persecution in England led to settlement in America and Caribbean |
| Salem Witch Trials | persecution of New England colonists; accused of unethica activities |
| William Penn | founder of Pennsylvania as haven for Quakers |
| King Phillip's War | Indians form a confederation; attack New England |
| Metacomb | also known as King Phillip; formed confederation against N.Englanders |
| Bacon's Rebellion | Indentured servants/landless males attack Virginia gov't |
| Harvard College | began as a training institution for ministers |
| Pilgrims/Separatists | wanted to completely break from Church of England |
| Pilgrims/Non-separatists | wanted to reform Church of England |
| Thomas Hooker | founder of Connecticut |
| New England Confederation | 1st union of English colonists (no RI); protect against Dutch, French, and Indians |
| Dominion of New England | created by Charles II; purpose was to enforce Navigation Laws |
| House of Burgesses | first form of government in New World (VA, 1622) |
| Iroquois Confederation | 5 Indian nations bound together |
| Peter Zenger Trial | led to freedom of press |
| Mercantilism | favorable balance of trade for parent countries |
| New York | first settled by Dutch; taken by English in 1664 |
| Maryland | founded by Lord Baltimore; haven for Catholics |
| Stono Rebellion | major slave rebellion in SC (1739) |
