1. By John Kim Alyssa Molnar Norbert Gruca
Colonial Dissenters By
John Kim
Alyssa Molnar
Norbert Gruca

2. Key Terms Roger Williams Rhode Island Anne Hutchinson
Massachusetts Bay Colony
John Winthrop
John Cotton
Thomas Hooker
Connecticut
Fundamental Orders

3. Roger Williams (1603-1683) Religious freedom
Respected Native Americans
Disapproved taking land
Banished from Massachusetts Bay (1635)

4. Why They Disagreed Difference in beliefs Religious Freedom
Religious law and state law
Ownership of land

5. Roger William Banished
Spreading dangerous opinions
Preached about religious tolerance
Roger’s yearn for religious freedom
Was banished Oct

6. Rhode Island Purchased from the Native Americans Founded 1636
Government
Separation of law and religion
Freedom of religion

7. Thomas Hooker (1586-1647) Born in England
Attended Cambridge University
Became a devout Puritan
Forced to leave England by Anglicans
Asked to move to new colony of Massachusetts Bay

8. Disagreements Forced to leave Massachusetts Bay
Disagreed with Puritan leaders
Left the colony in 1636 with congregation
Established the colony of Connecticut

9. Connecticut Established in 1636
Founded for religious and political freedom
Fundamental Orders-government

10. Anne Hutchinson (1591-1643) Born: Alford, England (July of 1591)
Parents: Bridget Dryden and Francis Marbury
Developed talents from homeschool
Husband: William Hutchinson
followed John Cotton

11. Why Anne Disagreed Did not agree with Puritan beliefs
Secret meetings in her home
Looked at as being dangerous
Charged by Governor Winthrop
Challenged governor
Banished by Church of Boston

12. New Colony Moved to Rhode Island; established Portsmouth
Helped Roger Williams
1642: husband dies; moves to Long Island sound
Killed by Native Americans