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Thirteen Colonies Chart

Colony Year Founded Leader/Founder Government Reasons Founded

New England Colonies

1. Massachusetts

1620

1629 William Bradford

John Winthrop. Male church members who owned property could vote John Winthrop Male church members who owned property could vote Religious freedom for Pilgrims and Puritans (Separatists)

2. Connecticut

1635. Thomas Hooker. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut 1635 Thomas Hooker Fundamental Orders of Connecticut Religious and political freedom – Thomas Hooker felt the governor (Winthrop) had too much power in Massachusetts.

3. Rhode Island

1636. Roger Williams. All men who owned property could vote 1636 Roger Williams All men who owned property could vote Separation of church and state and religious toleration

4. New Hampshire

1623. Sir Ferdinando Gorges and John Mason 1623 Sir Ferdinando Gorges and John Mason The president and council being appointed by the Crown and the assembly elected by the people Trading and fishing villages that were part of Massachusetts that asked to be a separate colony

Middle Colonies

1. New York

1664 Peter Minuit (Dutch)