The settlement of Connecticut arose out of controversy with Massachusetts.

The Pilgrims did not land in the area where they had obtained permission to settle.

Mercantilism was the economic system of Europe during the 1600s and 1700s.

The Puritans demanded a strict separation of church and state maters.

The Pilgrims were Puritans.

Both Roman Catholics and Protestants settled Maryland

Most of its colonies were originally charter colonies.

These colonies had original settlements by the Dutch and the Swedes.

One of its colonies was founded for Roman Catholics.

Governor who wanted his colony to be a "city on a hill"

Man who determined to build a colony that practiced separation of church and state

An English general who wanted to help debtors

A "Friend" who accepted a colony as a payment of a debt

Was heavily populated during the "Great Migration"

Passed an Act of Toleration guaranteeing religious freedom

Had Savannah as a first settlement

Who received the land of the former Dutch colony of New Netherland from the King of England?

Which Lord Baltimore established a colony for Roman Catholics?

William Penn was a ______.

Which colony was settled by people from Massachusetts Bay who wanted more land?

Check all of the following that were true of New Netherland.

Check all of the following that were true of Roger Williams.

Joint-stock companies were used to form what type of colonies?

Check all of the following people who contributed to the success of Plymouth colony.

Delaware was different from the other English colonies in that is was______.

Check all of the following that were true of Massachusetts Bay colony.

What was the primary motive for the colonial settlement of New England?

Another name for the Society of Friends was______.

A colony supervised directly by the king was a _____.

In what year did the pilgrims reach America?

To what religious group did the Pilgrims belong?

The first written constitution drawn up in America was ______.

The Dutch colony that was later called New York

The name for those who received large grants of land in the Dutch colony

Two cash crops important to the Carolina colonies

Colonial city that became the leading center of government and culture among the southern colonies