Thomas Hooker & Connecticut
Government & Early Democracy
Conflict & War
Education & Science
Quakers & Religion
100

This Puritan minister founded Connecticut after leaving Massachusetts.

Who was Thomas Hooker?

100

This 1639 document is considered one of the first written constitutions.

What is the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?

100

This war in England was fought between Royalists and Parliamentarians.

What is the English Civil War?

100

This man is known as the “father of modern education.”

Who was John Amos Comenius?

100

This man founded the Quakers.

Who was George Fox?

200

This colony was founded with Hooker’s leadership.

What is Connecticut?

200

John Winthrop believed only this group should be allowed to vote.

Who are church members?

200

This king was executed after losing the war.

Who was Charles I of England?

200

Comenius believed education should be available to this group.

Who are all people?

200

Quakers called themselves this.

What are “Friends”?

300

The name “Connecticut” means this.

What is “long river”?

300

Thomas Hooker believed this group should have voting rights.

Who are all men?

300

This leader ruled England after the war.

Who was Oliver Cromwell?

300

This scientist is known as the “father of modern chemistry.”

Who was Robert Boyle?

300

This colony was founded by Quaker William Penn.

What is Pennsylvania?

400

This town, later called Cambridge, was Hooker’s first settlement.

What is Newtown?

400

The Fundamental Orders helped shape this system of government.

What is American democracy?

400

This colonial war began after nine colonists were killed.

What is the Pequot War?

400

This law explains the relationship between gas pressure and volume.

What is Boyle's Law?

400

Quakers worshiped in this unusual way.

What is sitting in silence/no formal sermons?

500

Thomas Hooker disagreed with this leader over voting rights.

Who was John Winthrop?

500

Colonists destroyed a Pequot village, killing about this many people.

What is about 400?

500

Boyle challenged the idea of these four elements.

What are air, water, fire, and earth?

500

Quakers were persecuted for refusing to do this.

What is take oaths?

600

Hooker fled to this country before coming to America.

What is the Netherlands?

600

Survivors of the Pequot War were often sold into this.

What is slavery?

600

Boyle distinguished between these two types of matter.

What are elements and compounds?

600

This law in 1689 granted religious tolerance.

What is the Act of Toleration?

700

This religious official pressured Hooker to leave England.

Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury?

700

The English Civil War was caused by conflicts over these issues.

What are religion, power, and the monarchy?

700

By George Fox’s death, there were about this many Quakers.

What is about 100,000?

800

Hooker believed this group should have voting rights.

Who are all men?