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The New England Colonies. New England  Plymouth Rock and the Mayflower  Puritans  Puritans v. Separatists  What’s the difference?  Plymouth Colony.

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Presentation on theme: "The New England Colonies. New England  Plymouth Rock and the Mayflower  Puritans  Puritans v. Separatists  What’s the difference?  Plymouth Colony."— Presentation transcript:

1 The New England Colonies

2 New England  Plymouth Rock and the Mayflower  Puritans  Puritans v. Separatists  What’s the difference?  Plymouth Colony = Separatists/Pilgrims  Massachusetts Bay Colony = Puritans

3 Massachusetts Bay Colony “The City Upon the Hill”  John Winthrop (Puritan)  No separation of Church and State  Government’s officials are God’s elect  Significance?  No effort to create a democracy or an equal society  Relationship with Natives

4 Rhode Island  Roger Williams  Fled Massachusetts after religious persecution  “Forced religion stinks in the nostrils of God”  Guaranteed separation of Church and State  Religious tolerance  Relationship with natives

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