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| They practiced baptism by immersion of professing believers only |
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| They were convinced that believers should leave the Church of English altogether |
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| Doctrinally sound group that wanted to keep the old ceremonies of the Church of England |
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| Led a small group of Pilgrims to Plymouth on the Mayflower |
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| Group that believed the traditions of the Church of England were divinely ordained |
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| The first document of self-government in America |
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| Allowed for the baptism of children of unconverted parents |
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| Quaker who undertook the “Holy Experiment” in one of the middle colonies |
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| Banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for antinomianism |
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| Founder of the William and Mary College in Virginia |
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| First Colonial Baptist Leader |
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| Condemned the emotional displays that accompanied the Great Awakening |
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| His 95 theses started the Protestant Reformation in 1517 |
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| Fiery theologian who wrote the sermon called, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” |
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| Supported the Great Awakening revival wholeheartedly |
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| Gifted preacher and evangelist with a powerful and persuasive voice |
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| Missionary to the Indians who wrote an inspirational Journal |
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