The acceptance of different ways of thinking and believing.

To rise up against, to rebel.

A person who believed that slavery is wrong and should end.

Where Sir George Carteret was originally from.

The number of Quakers who had made their homes in West Jersey in 1680.

Property or cultural ideas or items that have been passed down from an earlier time.

A disagreement between two or more people in a group.

A formal agreement between two or more people or groups.

A group of people who came to New Jersey for religious freedom.

The capital city of East Jersey

A large land grant from a ruler to an individual.

A long journey.

To convince people to change from their religion and follow another one.

Gave Sir George Carteret the proprietorship that is now New Jersey.

The capital city of West Jersey

A settlement far from the country that rules it.

An object made by humans, usually from the past.

Cruel treatment aimed at a particular group of people.

What colonists often name towns and cities in the colonies after.

The year New Jersey was divided into East and West.

The shell beads used as a kind of money by some early Native American groups in Eastern North America

An amount that is more than what is needed.

A scientist who studies objects and structures left by humans from the past.

Capital city name taken from the Lenape language.

The year East and West Jersey were joined together into a royal colony.