5-1 Settling New England

A _____ is an official paper in which certain rights are given by a government to a person, group, or business.

• dissent

• expel

• charter

• frontier

Puritan leaders did not welcome people whose beliefs differed from their own because they thought that _______, or disagreement might hurt their colony.

• charter

• consent

• dissent

• frontier

Speech or behavior that causes other people to work against a government is called ________.

• dissent

• sedition

• charter

• frontier

Puritan leaders voted to ______ Roger Williams, which meant he had to leave Massachusetts.

• dissent

• consent

• frontier

• expel

This person lived with the Narragansett Indians after being expelled from the Massachusetts Colony.

• John Wintrop

• Roger Williams

• David Thomson

• Metacomet

This person founded a fishing village that became part of the New Hampshire Colony.

• David Thomson

• Roger Williams

• Anne Hutchinson

• Thomas Hooker

This person was a leader of the group that settled Boston.

• Thomas Hooker

• David Thomson

• Roger Williams

• John Winthrop

This person became a leader in the Connecticut Colony.

• Thomas Hooker

• Anne Hutchinson

• Roger Williams

• David Thomson

This person founded a settlement that later joined with Providence and became part of Rhode Island.

• David Thomson

• Anne Hutchinson

• Thomas Hooker

• Metacomet

This person helped write the Fundamental Orders.

• Metacomet

• John Winthrop

• Thomas Hooker

• David Thomson