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Settling of the 13 English Colonies Timeline
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Ms. McKnight
⟶ Actualizado 9 oct 2017 ⟶
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Road to the American Revolution Timeline
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Puritans from England set up Massachusetts Bay Colony
Pilgrims arrive at Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts
Jamestown, Virginia is founded by British colonists led by John Smith
Thomas Hooker left Massachusetts to found Connecticut
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut are written
Connecticut becomes an official English colony
Roger Williams leaves Massachusetts to found Rhode Island
New Hampshire becomes an official English colony
Metacom and the Wampanoags lead Native Americans against settlers in New England
The Salem Witch Trials occur, killing 20 men and women
Peter Stuyvesant surrenders New Netherland to the English and the colony became New York
New Jersey becomes a royal colony of England
William Penn founds the colony of Pennsylvania
Delaware organizes its own colony separate from Pennsylvania
Sir George Calvert is granted land for the future colony of Maryland
Lord Baltimore establishes Maryland (Calvert's son)
Lord Baltimore passes the Act of Toleration in Maryland
Nathaniel Bacon leads Bacon's Rebellion against Native Americans
Eight English nobles become proprietors of the Carolinas, establishing Charleston
The Carolinas divide into North Carolina and South Carolina
James Oglethorpe founds Georgia
Oglethorpe and 120 colonists build the city of Savannah
Quakers in Germantown, Pennsylvania become the first group of colonists to call for an end to slavery
Dutch colony of New Netherland is founded (the future New York) by Peter Minuit
New Hampshire is founded by Ferdinando Gorges and John Mason
Delaware is founded by Swedish settlers
New Jersey is established by John Berkeley and George Carteret
William and Mary sign the English Bill of Rights
The Great Awakening religious movement begins
