Lack of belief that the Americans could be victorious

Fear that the end of British rule would mean an end to the institution of slavery

Fear of Native American attacks in the absence of British protection

The belief among much of the wealthy that the decline of British rule would mean chaos and loss of property

Belief that the Republican principles were a ruse and that an independent America would mean autocracy

She believed mankind could communicate with God without the assistance of the clergy.

She argued for the complete separation of Church and State.

She was accused and convicted of witchcraft.

She argued that the fate of individual was predetermined by God.

She was not banished; Anne Hutchinson left Massachusetts Bay willingly to form a new community.

Lack of belief that the Americans could be victorious

Fear that the end of British rule would mean an end to the institution of slavery

Fear of Native American attacks in the absence of British protection

The belief among much of the wealthy that the decline of British rule would mean chaos and loss of property

Belief that the Republican principles were a ruse and that an independent America would mean autocracy

She believed mankind could communicate with God without the assistance of the clergy.

She argued for the complete separation of Church and State.

She was accused and convicted of witchcraft.

She argued that the fate of individual was predetermined by God.

She was not banished; Anne Hutchinson left Massachusetts Bay willingly to form a new community.

Jamestown

Plymouth

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New York

Jamestown

Plymouth

Charleston

Boston

New York

The colonial militia gained fighting experience and witnessed that the British could be beaten in battle

The French and the colonists became more closely linked, leading to a revolutionary war-time alliance

Native Americans were co-opted into the military organization and thus were more closely linked with the colonists

The British government was forced to repeal many of the strict tax and tariff laws in an accord with the colonial militia

French loss of territory West of the Mississippi lead to a free expansion of colonial settlers westward

The colonial militia gained fighting experience and witnessed that the British could be beaten in battle

The French and the colonists became more closely linked, leading to a revolutionary war-time alliance

Native Americans were co-opted into the military organization and thus were more closely linked with the colonists

The British government was forced to repeal many of the strict tax and tariff laws in an accord with the colonial militia

French loss of territory West of the Mississippi lead to a free expansion of colonial settlers westward

The Plymouth colonists were separatists who wished to separate from the Church of England, while the Massachusetts Bay colonists were Puritans who wished to purify the Church of England from within.

The Plymouth colonists sought new economic opportunities in America, while the Massachusetts Bay colonists sought religious freedom.

The Plymouth Colonists owned slaves, while the Massachusetts Bay colonists were against slavery.

The Plymouth colonists sought religious freedom, while the Massachusetts Bay colonists sought new economic opportunities.

The Plymouth colonists were from Spain, while the Massachusetts Bay colonists were from England.

The Plymouth colonists were separatists who wished to separate from the Church of England, while the Massachusetts Bay colonists were Puritans who wished to purify the Church of England from within.

The Plymouth colonists sought new economic opportunities in America, while the Massachusetts Bay colonists sought religious freedom.

The Plymouth Colonists owned slaves, while the Massachusetts Bay colonists were against slavery.

The Plymouth colonists sought religious freedom, while the Massachusetts Bay colonists sought new economic opportunities.

The Plymouth colonists were from Spain, while the Massachusetts Bay colonists were from England.