This colony's 1649 Toleration Act granted religious freedom to all Trinitarians.
This state seized William Claiborne's trading post of Kent Island from its southern neighbor. This state's ratification activated the Articles of Confederation, and the Assembly of Freemen governed it during the Revolution. The first colonists came to this state with Leonard [*] Calvert from the Isle of Wight. It's not Rhode Island, but its original capital of Providence was later renamed after the last queen of the House of Stuart. This colony's 1649 Toleration Act granted religious freedom to all Trinitarians. Bordered to the north by the Mason-Dixon Line, for 10 points, name this state, founded by Lord Baltimore, with capital at Annapolis.
This state seized William Claiborne's trading post of Kent Island from its southern neighbor.
State of {Maryland}