The 13 Colonies.

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The 13 Colonies

New England Colonies Massachusetts Date: 1630 Founder: John Winthrop Reason for settlement: Religious freedom

New England Colonies New Hampshire Date: 1623 Founder: John Wheelwright Reason for settlement: Religious freedom & trade

New England Colonies Rhode Island Date: 1636 Founder: Roger Williams Reason for settlement: Religious freedom

Connecticut New England Colonies Date: 1633 Founder: Thomas Hooker Reason for settlement: Religious and political freedom

Middle Colonies New Jersey Date: 1660 Founders: George Berkley & William Carteret Reasons for settlement: trade & land

Jersey

New York Middle Colonies Date: 1624 Founder: James II ( Duke of York) Reasons for settlement: trade and land

Delaware Middle Colonies Date: 1638 Founder: William Penn Reasons for settlement: self-government & trade

Middle Colonies Pennsylvania Date: 1643 Founder: William Penn Reasons for settlement: religious & political freedom ( Quakers)

Southern Colonies Virginia Date: 1607 Founder: John Smith Reasons for settlement: trade & land

Southern Colonies Maryland Date: 1634 Founder: George Calvert ( Lord Baltimore) Reason for settlement: Roman Catholic settlement & land

Maryland

Carolinas Southern Colonies Date: 1653 ( south in 1670) Founders: John Cooper & Sir Anthony Ashley Reason for settlement: trade & land

Georgia Southern Colonies Date: 1733 Founder: James Oglethorpe Reasons for settlement: home for debtors, buffer against Spanish Florida.

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