The right to believe in any religion, or to choose no religion.

• religious tolerance

• religious freedom

• Mayflower Compact

• proprietor

The first written constitution in America. It limited government powers and gave individuals more rights.

• Mayflower Compact

• Frame of Government

• Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

• Quakers

When individuals allow other individuals to think or practice other religions or beliefs.

• religious freedom

• religious tolerance

• Frame of Government

• proprietor

A member of a non-established church who disagrees with the opinion or beliefs of a religious group.

• Puritan

• Quaker

• Dissenter

• Artisan

An agreement reached by the Pilgrims on the ship in 1620, just before they landed in Plymouth.

• Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

• Mayflower Compact

• Frame of Government

• Terrain

A member of the Religious Society of Friends, a historically Christian group of religious movements.

• Quaker

• Puritan

• Blacksmith

• Dissenter

A member of a group of English Protestants (Christians) during the late 1700s and 1800s.

• Quaker

• Puritan

• Blacksmith

• Dissenter

A prison for people who are unable to pay money that they owe.

• Plantation

• Cooper

• Debtor's Prison

• Quaker

A plant grown to sell, instead of the farmer using it himself.

• artisan

• terrain

• cash crop

• dissenter

A person who makes or repairs iron things by hand.

• blacksmith

• silversmith

• cooper

• artisan