River Towns of Connecticut

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River Towns of Connecticut refers to the early English settlements established along the Connecticut River in the 1630s, including Hartford, Windsor, and Wethersfield, which formed the core of the Connecticut Colony.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf early English settlements
historical region
associatedWith Pequot War NERFINISHED
colonialPower England NERFINISHED
country Colonial America
developedAlong Connecticut River valley NERFINISHED
earliestMajorSettlementsIn Connecticut Colony NERFINISHED
economicBasis agriculture
river trade
formedCoreOf Connecticut Colony NERFINISHED
governedAsPartOf Connecticut Colony NERFINISHED
hasPart Hartford NERFINISHED
Wethersfield NERFINISHED
Windsor NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance formed nucleus of self-governing Connecticut communities
influencedDevelopmentOf Connecticut political institutions
languageOfEarlySettlers English
locatedIn Connecticut
New England
locatedOn Connecticut River NERFINISHED
precededFormationOf Fundamental Orders of Connecticut NERFINISHED
regionType riverine settlements
religiousBackgroundOfManySettlers Puritan
settledBy English colonists
timePeriod 1630s

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Hartford, Connecticut Colony partOf River Towns of Connecticut