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Q: Who was the founder a new colony that that eventually would become Rhode Island?
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After leaving massachusetts he founded a new colony that eventually would become rhode island?

Rodger Williams left Massachusetts and founded a New Colony that eventually would become Rhode Island. The Colony was originally called the Colony of Providence Plantation.


Who is the state founder of Rhode Island?

The founder of the Colony was Roger Williams.


Who was the founder of Rhode Island colony?

Rodger Williams was the founder of colonial Rhode Island. Source:My Social Studies Teacher gave us notes about this.


What was a colony established by Roger Williams?

in providence plantation Rhode island


After leaving Massachusetts he founded a new colony that eventually would become Rhode Island full name?

Roger Williams did.


Why is Roger Williams famous in the state of Rhode Island?

He was the colony's founder.


Who was the founder of the Rhode Island colony and what were some of his beliefs?

Christobal colon


What colony did the Providence colony become?

Rhode island


Was John White the founder of Roanoke Island?

No, John White was not the founder of Roanoke Island. Roanoke Island was named after the Native American tribe that inhabited the area. John White was an English artist who led an expedition to establish a colony on Roanoke Island in 1587.


Who was the founder of Providence RI?

Roger Williams was the first to settle the colony of Providence, Rhode Island.


Was Rhode Island a religious colony?

I have not been able to find a direct definition of a religious colony, but I would assume that yes, Rhode Island was a religious colony as it was basically formed by the followers of Anne Hutchinson, the founder of Antinomianism.


Who was the founder of the Georgia colony?

Oglethorpe was the founder of the Georgia colony.