1. A person who owns a property or business. PROPRIETOR

2. 1600-1649 King of England who gave the Puritans a charter to form the Massachusetts Bay Colony. KING CHARLES I

3. 1588-1649 First governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630. JOHN WINTHROP

4. When more than one group works together. COOPERATION

5. 1696-1785 British military officer who founded the colony of Georgia in 1732. JAMES OGLETHORPE

6. 1644-1718 Quaker leader who founded the colony of Pennsylvania in 1681 WILLIAM PENN

7. To allow people to have different beliefs from your own. TOLERATE

8. 1639-1676 Wampanoag sachem known to the English colonists as King Philip. He led one of the last Native American battles against the colonists in New England in 1676. METACOMET

9. 1630-1685 King of England when England made the Dutch of New Netherland a part of the Middle Colonies. KING CHARLES II

10. 1586-1647 Puritan minister who founded the colony of Connecticut in 1639. THOMAS HOOKER

11. A plant used to produce a blue dye. INDIGO

12. 1672 Colonial governor of New Netherland. PETER STUYVESANT

13. 1566-1647 Proprietor of Maine until it became part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. FERDINANDO GORGES

14. A person who owes money. DEBTOR

15. 1591-1643 Puritan founder of the Portsmouth, Rhode Island in 1636. ANNE HUTCHINSON

16. 1650-1739 Chief of the Yamacraw who gave James Oglethorpe land for the Savannah settlement. TOMOCHICHI

17. A special agreement or promise. COVENANT

18. 1603-1684 Puritan minister who founded the colony of Rhode Island. ROGER WILLIAMS

19. A group of countries, states or people who join for a common purpose. CONFEDERACY

20. 1586-1630 Proprietor of New Hampshire. JOHN MASON