Puritans, Strict religious group that settled Mass. Bay, Group that supported slavery and war with natives; not supportive of women, Wealthy group who wanted to practice their religion away from the king, Quakers, Religious group that was misunderstood by many in the 1600s, Group that did not support war or the mistreatment of natives or women, Group that created the handshake, Native Wars, Conflicts between natives and settlers; settlers won these conflicts, Two examples: Pequot and King Philip's, Conflicts started due to land, sharing resources, animals, trade, etc., Proprietary colony, Colony that was a reward; land given to a person in the new world, Colony that was given either to one man or a group of men, Joint-stock colony, Colony that people could invest in; they hoped to make a lot of money, Colony that was similar to "Shark Tank;" people can invest BUT there is no guarantee that the colony will make money, Differences between natives and settlers, Clothing: native clothing was simple; settlers were very formal, Land: natives saw land as shareable; settlers saw land as a way to make money, Women: natives treated their women as equals; settlers "babied" their women, Roger Williams, Former Puritan who started Rhode Island, Leader who disagreed with the Puritans; thought that settlers should buy native lands instead of taking, John Winthrop, Puritan leader of Massachusetts, Leader who gave the "City upon a Hill" speech

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