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FOUNDING THE NORTHERN COLONIESutap2e_ch4_1.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Guided Reading Exercise for Chapter 4utap2e_ch4_2.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Why did the Puritans immigrate to North America?utap2e_ch4_3.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Puritan Origins: The English Reformationutap2e_ch4_4.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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The Pilgrims and Plymouth Colonyutap2e_ch4_5.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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The Founding of Massachusetts Bay Colonyutap2e_ch4_6.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Map Activity 1 for Chapter 4utap2e_ch4_7.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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How did New England society change during the seventeenth century?utap2e_ch4_8.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Church, Covenant, and Conformityutap2e_ch4_9.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Visual Activity for Chapter 4utap2e_ch4_10.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Government by Puritans for Puritanismutap2e_ch4_11.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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The Splintering of Puritanismutap2e_ch4_12.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Religious Controversies and Economic Changesutap2e_ch4_13.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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What was distinctive about the middle colonies?utap2e_ch4_14.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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From New Netherland to New Yorkutap2e_ch4_15.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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New Jersey and Pennsylvaniautap2e_ch4_16.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Toleration and Diversity in Pennsylvaniautap2e_ch4_17.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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What was the connection between the colonies and the English empire?utap2e_ch4_18.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 4utap2e_ch4_19.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Royal Regulation of Colonial Tradeutap2e_ch4_20.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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King Philip’s War and the Consolidation of Royal Authorityutap2e_ch4_21.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Conclusion: Was there an English model of colonization in North America?utap2e_ch4_22.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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CHAPTER 4 STUDY GUIDEutap2e_ch4_23.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Step Two: Explain Why It Mattersutap2e_ch4_24.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Step Three: Move Beyond the Basicsutap2e_ch4_25.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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Step Four: Put It All Togetherutap2e_ch4_26.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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IN YOUR OWN WORDSutap2e_ch4_27.html53127400757a2e3769000000
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