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| Mayflower Compact | an agreement between the Saints and Strangers in which the settlers said they would work together to survive |
| Act of Toleration | law that gave religious freedom to all Christians living in Maryland |
| Frame of Government | a governor with an elected assembly (Pennsylvania's gov't) |
| Holy Experiment | Pennsylvania's goal to be a model of peace and Christian living to the other colonies |
| Fundamental Orders of Connecticut | rules for government that limited the power of the governor |
| Bacon's Rebellion | a time in Virginia where the settlers burned down the capital because they were not being protected from the Native Americans |
| Anne Hutchinson | Puritan woman who was banished for saying that God spoke to her |
| House of Brugesses | Representative government at Jamestown colony in Virginia |
| Triangular Trade | illegal trading ring, designed to get around Navigation Acts |
| Magna Carta | English law that stated that no one is above the law |
| General Court | ruling body in Puritan community, all sins must be punished to prevent pollution of community |
| Mary Dyer | woman who was hanged for being a Quaker in the Puritan community |
| Salem Witch Trials | time period in Massachusetts where 9 women were hanged |
| John Locke | proposed idea of natural rights - life, liberty, and property |
| Baron de Montesquieu | proposed idea of separation of powers to protect rights of the individual |
