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1. www.histarch.illinois.edu › plymouth › jbthesisA New Insight into the Early Settlement of Plymouth Plantation

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   According to New Englands Prospect, written in 1634, the Native term for the plantation of New Plymouth was Pawtuxet (Patuxet) (Bercovitch ed. 1986: 116). New Plymouth was built on the site of the previous village of Patuxet, which had been wiped out by a series of epidemics brought by European fishermen a few years before the coming of the ...

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2. www.npidaho.com › about-usAbout Us | City of New Plymouth

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   The City of New Plymouth has an unusual History, being a Colony Town and planned in Chicago, IL., before it was settled.

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   Why was New Plymouth named New Plymouth?

   • He wanted the first colony to be called New Plymouth and wanted it located in southwestern Idaho in Payette Valley. Upon his examination, he found Payette valley adapted for his purpose because of the extraordinary water supply.

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   When did New Plymouth become a city?

   • In 1908 it was incorporated as a village and officialy became New Plymouth, Idaho. City status was achieved in 1948. The town itself, the only one in the United States, is shaped in a double horseshoe shape with symmetrically curved streets, bordered with an 80-foot park (boulevard) around the horseshoe (totalling 11 acres).

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   When did New Plymouth become a colony?

   • (Heath ed. 1963: 41-42) The planting of New Plymouth was followed by an influx of immigration into New England during the next three decades. During the 1630's and 1640's numerous towns sprang up in Plymouth colony while the colony of Massachusetts Bay grew to the North around the port town of Boston.

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   Is New Plymouth on a hill?

   • First and foremost, virtually every account specifically states that New Plymouth lies on the slope of a hill, in contrast with the nineteenth century model of a town with a fort on a hill and house lots in front of the hill.

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4. www.50states.com › origins-of-state-namesDiscovering State Names: How Each State Got Its Name

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   Illinois got its name from the Illinois Confederation, a group of Native American tribes that inhabited the region. French explorers, led by René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, encountered the Illinois Confederation in the 17th century and named the area “Illinois” in their honor.

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5. statesymbolsusa.org › origin-illinoisIllinois State Name Origin

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   What does "Illinois" mean? According to native-languages.org, the name Illinois is derived from the native American word "Illiniwek," which is the tribal name of the Illini tribe. Literally, the name means "best people." Many state names originate from native American languages. All State Name Origins.

6. theculturetrip.com › north-america › usaThis Is How Illinois Got Its Name - Culture Trip

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   Mar 7, 2018 · Illinois is a beautiful, big state, and anyone who lives in it can proudly pronounce it correctly. That’s Illi-noy—no pesky “s” at the end. However, most Illinoisans likely don’t know how the state got its unusual name.

7. www.iheart.com › content › 2022/09/15-the-surprisingThe Surprising Story Behind How Illinois Got Its Name - iHeart

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   Sep 15, 2022 · Insider graciously compiled a list of how each state got its name. Here's what they found out about the great state of Illinois: "The Native American word "iliniwok," from which the name Illinois stems, means 'best people,' according to Culture Trip." According to Culture Trip:

8. www.usatoday.com › story › moneyHow each state got its name: Half of them from Native ...

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   Jul 2, 2020 · The Prairie State gets its official name from Native Americans. Illinois comes from "Illiniwek," which is what the Illini people were called. The name means "best people." Illinois is the spelling ...