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Opening Activity (Journal Response) To what does John Winthrop (Puritan leader) mean when he desires the Puritans to be a city upon a hill? Why is this important?

New England Colonies Mr. Preisse

MASSACHUSETTS I. Massachusetts (1630) A. Founded by 2 Groups: 1. Pilgrims  a. Sought Religious Freedom b. Mayflower Compact c. founded Plymouth B. Puritans  1. Massachusetts Bay Colony a. Seeking Religious Freedoms as well

Pilgrims & Puritans Separatists from the C of E Start new religion Aided by Native Americans (Squanto) during first year THANKSGIVING! Wanted PURE form of religion Bible = LAW Higher social status that Pilgrims in England

Massachusetts Bay Colony (Cont.) 2. Jon Winthrop = Governor/Minister -Authoritarian (Only Puritans in Gov.) -Energetic II. Connecticut (1636)-petition for charter A. Thomas Hooker 1. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut a. All men could vote (land owning) b. Limited power of Governor

Rhode Island III. Rhode Island A. Roger Williams 1. Radical beliefs: (Enlightened Philosophes) - separate church & state! - religious toleration

Anne Hutchinson – (Women in America) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMllFouri0c What was the covenant of grace? How did the antonomian trials affect her? Why did she and her family go to Rhode Island?