Religion
Catholicism and Protestantism
Travelling on the Mayflower the pilgrims settling in Plimoth were known by this name, setting them apart from the Puritans who later settled the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
This man was granted 45,000 acres by King Charles II of England to start a Quaker Colony.
The birth rate in the Northern colonies was high and the mortality rate was low, primarily because the spread of disease was reduced by this.
This was a private commercial venture
Both, Massachusetts Bay Colony and Virginia Colony
These colonies were the most diverse and religiously tolerant of all of the colonies.
a. Northern Colonies
b. Southern Colonies
c. Middle Colonies
The middle colonies
This document, signed by the settlers of Plimoth colony set up the rules of governance and organized them into a "civil body politick."
The Mayflower Compact
These were laws passed by England to control and limit trade between the Americas, France, Spain and Holland
This joint-stock company, that was comprised of many Puritans, was granted a charter to settle in present day Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, and New York.
The Massachusetts Bay company
This colony had a gender imbalance
Virginia Colony
Puritans believed in this, the belief that God had a plan for those who would receive eternal life and that there was nothing you could do on Earth to change it.
Predestination
Squanto and Samoset introduced the Seperatists to this Native American leader of the Wampanoag.
Massasoit
In 1664 this duke was gifted the colony of New Netherland and the name was changed to mirror his title.
The Duke of York
This Man gave a sermon that coined the term 'a city upon a hill' in reference to the people of the Massachusetts Bay colony setting an example for all Puritans.
This colony relied heavily on family as a source of labor
Massachsetts Bay colony
This religious group believed all humans to be equal, called everyone friend, and refused to follow Puritan laws. They believed social hieirarchy was evil.
The Quakers
This man was elected governor of Plimoth thirty times.
William Bradford
Salutary Neglect
Massachusetts Bay Colony endorsed the separation of these two entities.
Church and State (religious practice and the law)
People were much more spread out in a rural setting.
Virginia Colony
This king broke away from the Roman Catholic Church and started the Church of England, usurping its power and creating chaos and confusion for Christians. It also allowed him to remarry.
Who is Henry VIII
What slaughter set the tone for four decades of violence between the natives and Puritans?
The Pequot Wars
These prevented "ungodly revelers" from staging plays, playing cards, dice, games, and excessive hilarity.
"blue laws"
These three people were the most noted dissenters among the Massachusetts Bay colony.
a. John Carver, Henry Hudson, and Sarah Good
b. John Hooker, Bernie Williams, and Anne Hathaway
c. Roger Williams, Thomas Hooker, and Ann Hutchinson
d. Roger Hooker, Thomas Williams, and Anne Winthrop
c. Roger Williams, Thomas Hooker, and Ann Hutchinson
Strong role of family and strong role of church
Massachusetts Bay Colony