Perhaps you are referring to the Massachusetts Bay colony, which did have a settlement in and around what is Boston today. This group of colonists, led by John Winthrop, were Puritans, and their religion was discriminated against in England. They wanted to establish a colony that would give them the right to worship, and to set up a city that would be an example to others, a light to the nations. Their goal when they arrived in 1630 was to demonstrate that their colony could be godly and still be prosperous and successful.
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Public schools. The colonial school sytems began in 1635 in Boston. Catholic schools were not in the colonies.
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They wanted to explore the new colony.
The netherlands founded the New jersey colony :)
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Yes they did they were Quakers
Yes, children in the colony of New Hampshire were required to go to school. The colony passed laws in the early 1600s mandating that children be educated.
That honor has to go to the Spanish. Some say the Vikings, but, they didn't stay long enough to welcome the English or the French.
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The purpose of his voyage was to find a Northwest Passage between the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans and plant a British colony in the New World.
Raleigh din't really explore much, he was more interested in creating a colony in the New World (America). He is well known for the dissapearance of the Roanoke colony and the mystery of the 'Croatoan" message carved into a tree. Most of his pursuits were around Virginia and the New England are of the colonies.