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1 Two Important New England Settlements
The Plymouth Colony Settlers known as Pilgrims and Separatists Flagship Mayflower arrives in 1620 Leader – William Bradford “The Mayflower Compact” provides for social, religious, and economic freedom, while still maintaining ties to Great Britain

2 Two Important New England Settlements
The Massachusetts Bay Colony Settlers known as Puritans Flagship Arbella arrives in 1630 Leader – John Winthrop “The Arbella Covenant” clearly establishes a religious and theocratic settlement, free of ties to Great Britain

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