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ColonyDateWhoReason

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia 2. Massachusetts 4. New York 5. Maryland 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia Massachusetts 4. New York 5. Maryland 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company 2. Massachusetts 4. New York 5. Maryland 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

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ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts 4. New York 5. Maryland 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts New York 5. Maryland 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans 4. New York 5. Maryland 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

The Pilgrims

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York 5. Maryland 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York Maryland 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The Dutch 5. Maryland 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

The Dutch in New York

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord Baltimore 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

The founding of Maryland

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord BaltimoreReligious freedom for Catholics 7. Rhode Island 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord BaltimoreReligious freedom for Catholics 7. Rhode Island Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord BaltimoreReligious freedom for Catholics 7. Rhode Island1636Roger Williams 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

Roger Williams

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord BaltimoreReligious freedom for Catholics 7. Rhode Island1636Roger WilliamsReligious freedom from The Puritans 9. Pennsylvania 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord BaltimoreReligious freedom for Catholics 7. Rhode Island1636Roger WilliamsReligious freedom from The Puritans 9. Pennsylvania Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord BaltimoreReligious freedom for Catholics 7. Rhode Island1636Roger WilliamsReligious freedom from The Puritans 9. Pennsylvania1643William Penn 13. Georgia

William Penn

William Penn's doppelganger

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord BaltimoreReligious freedom for Catholics 7. Rhode Island1636Roger WilliamsReligious freedom from The Puritans 9. Pennsylvania1643William PennReligious freedom for Quakers 13. Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord BaltimoreReligious freedom for Catholics 7. Rhode Island1636Roger WilliamsReligious freedom from The Puritans 9. Pennsylvania1643William PennReligious freedom for Quakers 13. Georgia1733

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord BaltimoreReligious freedom for Catholics 7. Rhode Island1636Roger WilliamsReligious freedom from The Puritans 9. Pennsylvania1643William PennReligious freedom for Quakers 13. Georgia1733James Oglethorpe

First settlement in Georgia

ColonyDateWhoReason 1. Virginia1607London Company For profit $$$ 2. Massachusetts1620Pilgrims & Puritans Religious freedom 4. New York1624The DutchTrading furs with the Indians 5. Maryland1634Lord BaltimoreReligious freedom for Catholics 7. Rhode Island1636Roger WilliamsReligious freedom from The Puritans 9. Pennsylvania1643William PennReligious freedom for Quakers 13. Georgia1733James Oglethorpe A colony for the poor - Debtors prison

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