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John Smith
• Soldier and adventurer who
founded Jamestown in 1607
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Charles de Montesquieu
OPolitical philosopher during the Enlightenment who believed in the theory separation of powers.
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William Blackstone
OEnglish judge and lawyer who is famous for his views on “Common Law” and its principles.
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Thomas Hooker
OFamous preacher who fled England because of religious persecution.
OFounder of Connecticut
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Roger Williams
OFounded Rhode Island for religious freedom.
ODid not believe in strictness of Puritan religion.
OFounded the first Baptist church in America.
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Anne HutchisonOBelieved a person could
worship God without the help from a church, minister, or Bible.
OChallenged church authority.OFled to Rhode Island when
she was banished from Massachusetts.
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John LockeOEnglish philosopher during the
EnlightenmentOArgued that people have
natural rights: life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
These rights came from God, not the king. These “unalienable rights” were later included in the Declaration of Independence.
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William Penn
OQuaker who founded Pennsylvania for religious freedom.
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Lord Baltimore
OFounded Maryland for religious freedom.
OCatholics were being persecuted in England.
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James Oglethorpe
OFounded Georgia as a refuge for debtors.
OAll religions were welcome.