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| founded by john Calvin; reflected Martin Luther's ideas |
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| belief that god has already chosen the dammed and the ones who shall be saved |
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| a sign that god has chosen you as saved |
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| broke away from the church of England;believed in predestination |
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| a more extreme form of puritans: did not want to be under the same church as the dammed |
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| drawn up by the "free men" on the Mayflower to agree to follow regulations decided by the majority. |
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| successful colony established by non-separatist puritans. |
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| the immigration of many European refugees that left England |
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| belief that holy life was no sign of salvation and that the truly saved need not bother with laws of Gods or man. |
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| drafted y the settlers of the new Connecticut colony; first step to a modern constitution |
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| slaughter of Pequot tribe |
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| Metacom's effort to ban Indians together and destroy European settlements |
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| distracted Old England from colonial affairs |
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| England's attempt to consolidate and better control its northeastern colonies |
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| declared everything that the American colonies produced was the property of England |
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| the spread of the news that the catholic ruler was dethroned |
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| a period of time where the navigation laws were loosely enforced |
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| land that was given to people who agreed to house fifty people on it |
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| stated appropriate social behaviors for Puritans |
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| nailed theses on the church doors |
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| voted governor thirty times in Plymouth. |
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| "we shall be as a city upon a hill"; Massachusetts governor |
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| exiled from Bay Colony for antinomianism and killed by Indians |
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| convicted of heresy and finds Rhodes Island colony |
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| banded together Indian tribes to attack English settlements |
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| Catholic king that was dethroned ; tried to have a tighter grip on colonies |
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| taxed colonists without discussion, barred town meetings, tried to escape in woman's clothing |
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| protestant king that was throned |
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| explorer for Dutch; founded Hudson River |
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| failed to protect the Dutch; general missing a leg |
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| Charles II's brother; as granted New Amsterdam |
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| founded Pennsylvania colony |
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