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| Describe Puritan beliefs in the Northern Colonies |
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*Bible was MOST important
Churches were simple & pure = Respectful of God |
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| Describe farming in New England Colonies |
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| the families only grew enough to feed their OWN families, |
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| someone who disagrees with authority, goes against an organization |
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*Anne Hutchinson
*Mary Dyer
*Roger Willams |
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| a Quaker who was hanged for being a dissenter and having Quaker beliefs |
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| a dissenter who challenged Puritan leaders, vocal, and ended up in Rhode Island |
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| a dissenter who was banished from the colony, he believed the church and the government should be separate! |
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| What was the "Witchcraft" craze in Salem, Massachusetts? |
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| In 1692, trials were held against women - believed to be witches. |
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| What were the major EXPORTS of the New England Colonies? |
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| What were the major IMPORTs to the New England Colonies? |
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| Sugar and Molasses from the Carribbean Islands |
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| What was one of Anne Hutchinson's religious beliefs? |
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| She believed that a person did not have to go to church to pray their own god. |
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| Who was the Wampanoag Chief who helped Roger Williams? |
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| Who was the first governor of Massachusetts in the 1630's? |
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| John Winthrop (a strong Puritan leader) |
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| someone who is learning a new skill/trade from a master over a period of years. |
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| Define --Civil Disobedience--- |
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| when someone refuses to obey a certain law, a type of protest |
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| when goods are made in one place and shipped OUT to another |
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| Why were the Puritans called Puritans? |
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| because they believed in being "pure" of any evils or sin. Wanted to purify church. |
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| What was the name of the building where the Puritans gather at on the Sabbath Day? |
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| Describe the SOIL in New England |
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| it was thin and rocky, not so good for large amounts of crops |
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| when goods are brought into a place from somewhere else. |
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| the leader of the Wampanoag tribe who helped Roger Williams on his way to Rhode Island. |
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| an area of shared land or public pasture for livestock and cows to graze |
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| What was the CLIMATE in New England like? |
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| colder than the south, farming only happened a few months a year. |
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| Where did Roger Williams go after being banished? |
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| established a new colony called Rhode Island |
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