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9 December, 14:06

The first town in the Massachusetts Bay Colony was

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  1. 9 December, 14:24
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    Salem
  2. 9 December, 15:38
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    Plymouth

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    Plymouth was the first settlement in what became the Massachusetts Bay colony. A group of Puritans attempting to escape religious persecution in England founded the Plymouth settlement in 1620. These settlers become known as "Pilgrims".
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