1. By: David, Essie ,and Devesh
The Dissenters
By: David, Essie ,and Devesh

2. Introduction
Roger Williams created Providence, Rhode Island inspired a part of the Bill of Rights.
Anne Hutchinson fled to Rhode Island after being banished. Early feminist and apart of the Antinomian Controversy.
Thomas Hooker
Founded Hartford, CT.
Established the Fundamental orders.

3. Roger Williams (1603 - 1683) Born in London England
Educated at Pembroke College
Married in 1629
Easily liked, yet impulsive and easily exited
Separatism
Reliable peacemaker and territory dispute's
Roger Williams
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4. Disagreement Separation of church and state Native land acclimation
Charter given for land already owned by natives
Attitude

5. Banishment Banished Fled and formed Providence Rhode Island
Safe haven for religious minorities
Separated church and state
Good relationship with natives
Successful trade port
Razed then rebuilt even stronger (1678)
Factions rose due to inability to solve problems

6. Anne Hutchinson Born in 1591
Went to Massachusetts Bay with John Cotton in 1634.
Antinomian Controversy
Feminist and Religious Beliefs
Banned from Massachusetts Bay
Fled to Rhode Island
Died in 1623

7. Disagreements How does behavior change fate?
Covenant of Grace (predestination)
Emphasized a close relationship with God
Women should be able to become religious leaders

8. Banishment Banished from Massachusetts Bay in 1637
Relocated to Rhode Island
Founded Portsmouth
Portsmouth was religiously tolerant

9. Thomas Hooker Biography:
Born on July 7 , 1586 and died on July 7, 1647
Attended Cambridge University
Married Susannah Garbrand in 1626
He sailed to America on July 10 ,1633 with his family
He was a supporter of the Christian Church

10. He started at Massachusetts Bay as a minister in the Puritan group.
Unlike his counterparts, Thomas Hooker was never banished from Massachusetts colony.
He had left himself , after asking permission.
As a result Hooker went on to start a new colony.
Disagreement

11. Separation Started a new colony in Hartford, Connecticut.
100 other followers came with him to begin a new settlement.
After he had settled he established the fundamental orders, the first democratic constitutional orders.
It was an agreement between Hartford, Wethersfield, and Windsor , Connecticut.
Separation