This colony was founded by the Pilgrims in 1620.

New England winters are known for being this.

This natural resource was crucial for shipbuilding in New England.

These gatherings were central to community life in New England colonies.

This was the Native American group that helped the Pilgrims survive their first winter.

This colony was originally part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony but became independent in 1636.

This ocean borders the New England colonies to the east.

This was New England's primary industry due to its long coastline.

This was the main religion practiced in the New England colonies.

The signing of this peace treaty in 1621 marked the beginning of decades of peace between the Wampanoag and the Pilgrims.

New Hampshire became a separate colony in this year.

These coastal water features were important for fishing and trade in New England.

In New England, this type of farming was practiced due to rocky soil and harsh climates.

This institution was founded in 1636 and is the oldest college in the United States.

This war from 1675-1676 involved Native American tribes and New England settlers.

This religious group helped found the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630.

This mountain range runs through parts of New England.

New England colonies were part of this trade network involving the New World, Africa, and Europe.

He was expelled from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for advocating for separation of church and state and went on to found Rhode Island.

He was the Native leader who led an alliance against New England settlers during King Philip's War.

He founded Connecticut in 1636 after leaving the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

This New England river was a critical route for transporting goods and people.

This industry besides fishing helped establish New England as a trade center.

This 1692 event highlighted the dangerous influence of superstition and fear in Puritan New England.

This was a major cause of tension between New England settlers and Native American tribes regarding land.