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Massachusetts Bay Colony By: Sophie, Aleaha, and Patrick

In 1630 England founded the Massachusetts Bay Colony. This is now known as Boston, Massachusetts. What Country Founded your Colony? Thanks. to

Was the colony successful? The colony was successful because it started with only a few thousand and grew to be what is now the city of Boston. Massachusetts became the 6th state to ratify the constitution.

Who was the leader? John Winthrop became leader in When he arrived,a colony of Puritans was already there. Thanks to Teachpol.tcnj.edu.

How did they get along with the Indians? The Puritans mistrusted the Indians. They brought soldiers with them for protection. In 1637, they went to war with the Pequots.

What happened to this colony? Massachusetts was a New England colony. It started as a corporate colony. After a while it became royal in Thanks Patrick for the wonderful Pictures

5 Facts The Boston Tea Party happened in Boston Harbor. Quakers began coming to Massachusetts in Boston Massachusetts is known as America’s walking city Thanks to www. Loc.gov/exhibits/british/brit

5 Facts Over the next 2 centuries Boston developed as a center for Puritan’s life. By 1950, fishing and farming had declined in Massachusetts. and

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