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Lord Baltimore

Margaret Brent

Act of Toleration

Huguenots

James Oglethorpe

Proprietary colonly

elite

diversity

region

tidewater

What kind of society was planned for Maryland? A society where Catholics and others would not be persecuted.

What attracted settlers to the Carolinas? Religious toleration Large land grants Representative government

Why was Georgia founded? Debtors & the poor could make a fresh start. Protect other English colonies from Spanish attack.

Describe the features that the Southern colonies had in common. Common climate & culture Large slave population Religious diversity Representative government

Maryland Proprietary colony- governed by Lord Baltimore Planned as a tolerant society Struggle for power=Catholics persecuted

The Carolinas Originally a proprietary colony Religious toleration=Christians & Jews Slave labor-rice plantations-elite Rebelled- needed more protection from Native Americans –Became a royal colony

Georgia Debtors & poor got a fresh start Diverse population Protect colonies from Spain Became a royal colony because the colonists wanted slavery and a plantation society

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