[DOC] [TLE] New Haven Colony - Wikipedia [PAR] The New Haven Colony was a small English colony in North America, in what is 
now the state ... The leaders were businessmen and traders, but they were never 
able to build up .... The New Haven Colony would not get any support from its 
New England ... Treat wanted to name the new community after Milford, 
Connecticut. [DOC] [TLE] New Netherland - Wikipedia [PAR] New Netherland was a 17th-century colonial province of the Seven United 
Netherlands that ... The settlement of New Sweden encroached on its southern 
flank, while its ... The inhabitants of New Netherland were Native Americans, 
Europeans, and ..... The Dutch Republic was a haven for many religious and 
intellectual... [DOC] [TLE] Etymology of Blue Laws : snopes.com [PAR] Jun 8, 2011 ... Were American 'blue laws' so named because they were originally printed on 
blue paper? ... 17th-century laws of the theocratic New Haven colony; they were 
... Why were these regulations called "blue laws"? ... name was taken from the 
paper they were printed on, nor is there ... Tags: Colored Perceptions... [DOC] [TLE] The Colonial Roots of American Taxation, 1607-1700 | Hoover ... [PAR] Only in wartime were they amenable to higher taxes, after which taxes were ... In 
the last two decades of the century, no new colonies were established. ... 
However, these measures failed to stem the export of coin to England and 
Europe. .... New Haven, and Rhode Island colonies incorporated the faculty tax 
into their codes... [DOC] [TLE] History of New Haven Colony - Quinnipiac University [PAR] Christian Englishmen.who first brought the light of civilization to these shores will 
be ... The town records of New Haven for the first ten years are in print, and the ... 
He does not conceal his admiration of them; he does not claim that they were ... 
seventeenth century were uncomfortable in England, loved England as their dear
... [DOC] [TLE] Blue Laws [PAR] In these colonial governments, "deriving their authority from the voluntary ... They 
accepted the word of God as a sufficient rule of conduct. .... When Connecticut 
and New Haven were framing their first codes, larceny ... Before criticising too 
sharply the penal codes of New England in the first half of the seventeenth 
century,... [DOC] [TLE] History of Connecticut Through 1690 - The Yale-New Haven ... [PAR] In the New Haven area, two of these hills are called East Rock and West Rock. ... 
Although they appear tremendous in size to us, they were mere pebbles in 
comparison to the glacier. ... theorize, a great Indian migration from the west 
began in the l5th century. ...... Concept How did the Indians of Connecticut get 
their food? [DOC] [TLE] 89.01.14: Newhallville:A Neighborhood of Changing Prosperity [PAR] During that time in the history of New Haven, life and prosperity were ... 2. discuss 
how Newhallville got its name. ... (figure available in print form) ... These 
neighborhoods were named for a noteworthy person or the ... of their individual 
needs, they were still under the same governmental rules ..... (color code the 
areas); 3. [DOC] [TLE] 05.03.04: Memory and Place on the New Haven Green, 1638-1876 [PAR] These parallels continue through twentieth century history up to the present. ... In 
1638, the founders of the New Haven Colony planned a community based on ... 
Yet there is so much history that is not mentioned on the Green: the site of ..... 
They function much as outlined by New Haven Colony planners in the 17th 
century. [DOC] [TLE] Re: Blue streak [PAR] Feb 18, 2008 ... In vaudeville there were the family or "legit" houses (as opposed to less ... 
Anyway, these major theatres had very strict rules about appropriate ... or 'curse a 
blue streak' grew to be synonymous with being "off-color" or ... blue paper in the 
theocratic New Haven colony in the 17th century. ... They were final. [DOC] [TLE] Women, Race, and the Law in Early America - Oxford Research ... [PAR] In

Question: These rules got their name from the paper color they were printed on in New Haven Colony in the 17th century
Answer: blue laws