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Transcript of New England Colonies Religion Influenced the Settlement and government of the New England Colonies.
New England New England ColoniesColonies
Religion Influenced the Religion Influenced the Settlement and government of Settlement and government of
the New England Coloniesthe New England Colonies
Key Terms and Key PeopleKey Terms and Key People
Key TermsKey Terms
PilgrimsPilgrims
Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact
PuritansPuritans
Great MigrationGreat Migration
Fundamental Fundamental Orders of Orders of ConnecticutConnecticut
King Philip’s WarKing Philip’s War
Key PeopleKey People
Roger WilliamsRoger Williams
Ann HutchinsonAnn Hutchinson
April Showers Bring…April Showers Bring…
When king Henry VIII creates the Church When king Henry VIII creates the Church of England the Separatists Break from the of England the Separatists Break from the ChurchChurch
The The PilgrimsPilgrims leave England for Holland leave England for Holland and seek settlement in the North and seek settlement in the North American ColoniesAmerican Colonies
The Pilgrims land in New England and The Pilgrims land in New England and Signed the Signed the Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact for Self for Self Government and majority Rule Government and majority Rule
Bring MayflowersBring Mayflowers During the first winter half the Pilgrims During the first winter half the Pilgrims
diedie
With help from the Native Americans, the With help from the Native Americans, the pilgrims learned to hunt plant and fishpilgrims learned to hunt plant and fish
Pilgrims and Native Americans would Pilgrims and Native Americans would celebrate peace as trade began in the celebrate peace as trade began in the coloniescolonies
New England became the Home of New England became the Home of Religious FreedomReligious Freedom
Puritan At HeartPuritan At Heart Puritans Puritans leave England for North America leave England for North America
to escape the Church of England to escape the Church of England
During the During the Great MigrationGreat Migration 20,000 20,000 Puritans come to New EnglandPuritans come to New England
Puritans come to New England well Puritans come to New England well prepared and thrivedprepared and thrived
Puritans would set up a Commonwealth Puritans would set up a Commonwealth where people worked for the good of the where people worked for the good of the groupgroup
One Way StreetOne Way Street Commonwealths would be run by Commonwealths would be run by
congregations in town meetings who congregations in town meetings who chose the general court and governorchose the general court and governor
The New England Way stresses duty, The New England Way stresses duty, godliness, hard work and honestygodliness, hard work and honesty
The Puritans led New England Growth The Puritans led New England Growth and Education, requiring all children and Education, requiring all children learn to read the Biblelearn to read the Bible
The FUN in FUNdamentalThe FUN in FUNdamental
Some Puritans set up new colonies in Some Puritans set up new colonies in Connecticut under the Connecticut under the Fundamental Fundamental Orders of ConnecticutOrders of Connecticut
In Connecticut, Non Church members In Connecticut, Non Church members could vote and governor’s powers could vote and governor’s powers were limitedwere limited
John Wheelwright would set up a town John Wheelwright would set up a town in Exeter following the Mayflower in Exeter following the Mayflower CompactCompact
The Rhode to Religious The Rhode to Religious FreedomFreedom
Roger WilliamsRoger Williams opposed required church opposed required church attendance and the taking of native American attendance and the taking of native American lands and sets up Rhode Islandlands and sets up Rhode Island
Anne Hutchinson is also forced to leave Anne Hutchinson is also forced to leave Massachusetts for Rhode IslandMassachusetts for Rhode Island
Quakers faced religious persecution for their Quakers faced religious persecution for their religious beliefs and their opinions on Native religious beliefs and their opinions on Native American TreatmentAmerican Treatment
Due to their Harsh Treatment the Quakers Due to their Harsh Treatment the Quakers Fled to Rhode IslandFled to Rhode Island
Big LossesBig Losses Native Americans believed Native Americans believed
EVERYONE owned the land, Settlers EVERYONE owned the land, Settlers Believed in Individual OwnershipBelieved in Individual Ownership
Puritans fight Native Americans in Puritans fight Native Americans in King Philip’s WarKing Philip’s War
Native Americans Lose the War, Native Americans Lose the War, Lose their land, and Many Become Lose their land, and Many Become Slaves Slaves
King Philip’s WarKing Philip’s War
Native AmericansNative Americans Everyone has Everyone has
right to landright to land 3000 Killed3000 Killed Metacom KilledMetacom Killed 500 Native 500 Native
Americans Americans EnslavedEnslaved
EuropeansEuropeans Land owned by Land owned by
IndividualsIndividuals 600 Killed600 Killed 45 villages 45 villages
attackedattacked 12 villages 12 villages
destroyeddestroyed Won WarWon War
Error in JUDGEmentError in JUDGEment
After A story from an Indian Slave After A story from an Indian Slave “bewitched” girls accuse others of “bewitched” girls accuse others of WitchcraftWitchcraft
The Salem Witch Trials forced the The Salem Witch Trials forced the accused to name other witches leading accused to name other witches leading to more deathto more death
20 people would be put to death by 20 people would be put to death by the end of the trials the end of the trials
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