The New England and Middle Colonies

A group of English Protestants with a strict moral code who believe that pleasure is wrong. They colonized Plymouth Rock.

• Puritans

• Purinas

• Plutoniums

• Pirañas

Pilgrims

• A group of English settlers that traveled to the New World for Religious Freedom

• A group of English settlers that started a violent uprising in England

• A group of Englishmen that traveled around the world taking selfies at famous locations

• A group of Native Americans that fought against the colonists in order to save their own lands

Freedom of Religion

• The ability to choose your faith/religion without punishment from the government

• The ability to go to church, but only the church that is closest to your home

• The ability to participate only in the faith/religion that the government allows

• The ability to choose where to get your food and clothing without fear of punishment from the government

The ability to choose your faith/religion without punishment from the government

• Freedom of the Press

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom to Keep and Bear Arms

Privateering

• Legal pirates

• Illegal Pirates

• Airline Pilots

• Lethal Pilates

Legal pirates

• Privateer

• Primate

• Privilege

• Printer

Diverse

• Having many cultures, races, or religions

• Having only one culture, race, or religion

• Having a direct impact on the rainfall of a given area

Slave trade

• The capturing, transporting, and selling of people into slavery

• A way for slaves to buy their freedom from their owners in the colonies.

• A market where slaves were allowed to trade their belongings with other slaves

The capturing, transporting, and selling of people into slavery. Mostly involved forcibly taking people from Africa and selling them in the North American Colonies to be enslaved FOREVER.

• Slave Trade

• Indentured Servant

• Businessmen

• Exploration

Petition

• a way for the people asking the government for changes

• a way for pet owners to get necessities for their pets

• a way for the people to buy a piece of a settlement

• a way to transport colonists to the New World