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reducing a country's imports while expanding its exports to maximize wealth
three-way trade between England, English Colonies, and West Africa
individuals who agreed to work w/o wages for a period of time in exchange for transportation to colonies
first permanent American colony, founded in 1607
crop introduced into Jamestown by John Rolfe, saved colony from ruin
Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, & New Jersey
Massachusetts Bay, Rhode Island, Connecticut, & New Hampshire
forced transport of enslaved Africans from West Africa to the Americas
in which colonists revolted against colonial leaders
religious movements driven by the revivals that were sweeping through England, Germany, & Scotland
not restricting and limiting trade
first law-making assembly in an English colony
Quaker who established Pennsylvania
1st English colony founded in the New World
joint-stock company that founded the Jamestown settlement for financial gain
war between New England colonists and the Native Americans in the region
signed by Pilgrims; agreed to govern themselves once they reached the colonies
Britain forbid the colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mts.
he formed Rhode Island
he was set out to find a new trade route to India
Spanish explorers moved North in search of this natural resource
the three main reasons for exploring the New World
he took control of Jamestown and helped turn it into a successful colony
he was the principal leader of all the Powhatan tribes in the Chesapeake Bay region
he was the founder of Massachusetts Bay
English Protestants who believed in strict religious-discipline, wanted to purify the Church of England
colony was founded by the Dutch for trading purposes, later renamed New York

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