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Calvinists - 1620's
Anglicans - 1640's
Quakers - 1660's
Scotch/Irish - up to 1710's |
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| The pilgrims met Squanto and had the first Thanksgiving. |
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| Mass. Bay Colony - who chartered it? |
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| When did Winthrop & co. arrive in Massachusetts? |
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| In 1645, what was the Massachusetts Bay Colony legislature like? |
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| 2 Houses; elected dupties from each township; one governor chosen by the Houses; all laws had to pass both Houses; all male property-owning church members voted for deputies. |
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| Rhode Island founding - who and when? |
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| Rhode Island was the first colony to... |
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| ...legislate religious freedom. |
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| Three things all colonial covenants espoused: |
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1. Consent of free men (Magna Carta)
2. The rule of law (Common Law)
3. The grace of God |
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| When did Winthrop deliver his "City on a Hill" sermon? What was it called? |
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1630
"A Model of Christian Charity" |
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| When did Winthrop deliver his speech to the general court? |
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The Puritan Capital laws - date?
They showed devotion to what three things? |
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1647
Scripture, Law, and society's fundamental institutions. |
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