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Unit 1: Contact to Settlements

Plymouth

Massachusetts Bay Colony

Massachusetts Bay Colony Society with families What is a colony?

Massachusetts Bay Colony Escape religious persecution (NOT FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM) Why did they come to the Americas?

Massachusetts Bay Colony Puritans, Pilgrims Who came over?

Massachusetts Bay Colony Strict No whistling while you work Read only the Bible What was society like?

Massachusetts Bay Colony Covenant agreement (compact) Deconstructing the Mayflower What is the Mayflower Compact?

Mayflower Compact What can you tell me about the people who signed the Mayflower Compact? Why is this important? What kind of wording do they use in this government document that might surprise you? Why?

Massachusetts Bay Colony Agreement with God What is a covenant?

Massachusetts Bay Colony Covenant community “Ideal” community Intolerant of those not sharing their religion What kind of community do the Puritans establish?

Massachusetts Bay Colony A form of government voting Example: “yeah” or “Nay” Example: “show of hands” What is direct democracy?

Massachusetts Bay Colony Court house Law-making building Place for religious meetings Acted like a theocratic gov’t What is a meetinghouse?