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Settling New England

New England Grows Settlers moved from MA to find better farmland Thomas Hooker Puritan minister who left because of dissent and became part of the Connecticut colony Leaders of the Connecticut colony created Fundamental orders, orders by which the Government was to operate David Thomson desired a fishing settlement and founded New Hampshire

Why did people start colonies in New England?

How did the physical features of New England affect colonists’ decisions about where to settle?

Explain how dissent led Roger Williams to be expelled.

Why do you think the leaders of the Massachusetts Colony forced out the colonists who disagreed with their rule?