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What was Thomas Hooker's role in the founding of Connecticut?
He founded the colony to promote trade
He led settlers to establish a new government
He opposed the establishment of a colony
He was a military leader
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He led settlers to establish a new government.
Hooker was a Puritan minister who in 1636 led a group from Massachusetts to the Connecticut River region (founding Hartford) and helped shape the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut, an early written constitution.
Hooker was a Puritan minister who in 1636 led a group from Massachusetts to the Connecticut River region (founding Hartford) and helped shape the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut, an early written constitution.
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