The New England Colonies Tasciana Daley. IN THE 1620s Puritans who were not Separatists turned their thoughts towards… SEPARATIST S.

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The New England Colonies Tasciana Daley

IN THE 1620s Puritans who were not Separatists turned their thoughts towards… SEPARATIST S

THEY FELT THE BURDEN OF: Increase Religious Persecution Political Repression Dismal Economic Conditions

IN THE 1630s A group of Puritans established the……

MASSACHUSETTS BAY COLONY… North America Boston Colony’s thriving capital incorporated the Plymouth Colony into the Massachusetts Bay Colony. along the upper coast of North America. The part town of Boston soon became the Colony’s thriving capital. Settlers established other towns nearby and eventually incorporated the Plymouth Colony into the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

So the Puritan leader JOHN WINTHROP was like… (In my version)

I NEED A GENTLEMAN AND LADY READER

Hey bae What babe? I have like this feeling… like we have something like special…. Like a COVENANT, or like an AGREEMENT with like GOD K babe. (JOHN WINTHROP)

We should like, CREATE A like MORAL SOCIETY THAT WOULD like SERVE AS like A BEACON for like OTHERS to like FOLLOW. (JOHN WINTHROP)

Puritan leader JOHN WINTHROP expressed the sense of mission that bound the Puritans together, in a sermon delivered aboard the flag ship Arbella

(JOHN WINTHROP) Flagship Arbella or Arabella “We [in new England] shall be as a City upon a Hill; the eyes of all people are on us.”

SO ALONG WITH THE LEADERSHIP OF JOHN WINTHROP. THE MASSACHUSETTS BAY COLONY

Began a democratic Government Extended the right to vote to all male member’s of the Puritan church- 40% of the colony’s men Their self-government evolved Close relationship between Government and Puritan Church developed Puritan view dominated Massachusetts' Society Taxes supported the Puritan Church Law required Church attendance

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