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What was a goal Cecil Calvert?
to attract rich landowners to his colony
What was the goal of Cecil Calvert?
To attract rich landowners to his colony -
Who was Maryland's first proprietor?
Celcilius Calvert
Who was in charge in the colonial government?
I'm asking you that question who ever you are
Why did Catholics move to Maryland despite the Calvert support?
Because Cecil Calvert stayed in England, they stayed , too.
Who is Cecil Calvert?
Lord Baltimore
Where was cecil calvert born?
in Brazil
Why did few Catholics move to Maryland despite the calverts'support?
Because Cecil Calvert stayed in England, they stayed , too.
Was named the proprietor of Maryland?
cecil calvert
Who was a Catholic colonial proprietor?
cecil calvert
Who was named proprietor of Maryland?
Cecil Calvert
Who built the colony of Maryland?
cecil calvert
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