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In 1692, the creation of the new royal colony.
--All males who own property were able to vote
--The King appointed the Governor
--Puritan restrictions were eliminated.

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"Now the only way to avoid this shipwreck, and to provide for our posterity, is to follow the counsel of Micah, to do justly, to love mercy, to walk humbly with our God. For this end, we must be knit together in this work as one man."
This means that they should all work together so the colony won't fail and follow the guidence of their God and to

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"For we must consider that

we shall be as a city upon a hill"
This means that they should a role model to other colonies that they may also be successful.

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#5 What are three reasons both settlements have in common for immigrating to America, and three differences?

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#5 What are three reasons both settlements have in common for immigrating to America, and three differences?

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They both immigrated to escape England, religious reasons and start settlements.
Jamestown was to make a lot money, and find gold and sliver.
Plymouth was mainly for religious reason.

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#4 Does either society pose a threat to the authority of the British Crown? How?

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#4 Does either society pose a threat to the authority of the British Crown? How?

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Plymouth create a threat to the British Crown because they were able to self-govern themselves. They were able to take matter into their own hands.
Jamestown was a threat to the British Crown because of the Bacon Rebellion. It showed that colonist were able together and fight for what they wanted.

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#3 Which group of colonists has stronger ties to Britain and why?

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#3 Which group of colonists has stronger ties to Britain and why?

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I feel like Jamestown had stronger ties to Britain because the reason they came to the new world to start a settlement was economic reasons

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#2  Who controls the creating and enforcing of laws?

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#2  Who controls the creating and enforcing of laws?

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In Plymouth it would be the government they agreed on.
In Jamestown it would be the governor.

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#1 How is the role of the church differ from Plymouth than in Jamestown? 

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#1 How is the role of the church differ from Plymouth than in Jamestown? 

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I think that the church played a different role in Plymouth is because the reason they wanted to come and set up a settlement was to be able to freely be Puritans.

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"Husbands implicated wives;nephews their aunts;  daughters their mothers; siblings each other"

This just shows how people during this time would just accuse anyone for anything they did. The people being accused would have to be on trail and most of them would get convicted guilty and would die.

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In 1690, John Locke established that every individual has inalienable natural rights to life, liberty, and property.

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In 1688, King James the Second is overthrown and Mary, his daughter, takes over with her husband, William of Orange. They establish a constitutional monarchy.

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I think this tells us they struggled with trusting others and with social classes. As well as still developing their identity. They also struggled with the economy and population increase thus causing the need to expand.

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Who?
Nathaniel Bacon and Govern Berkeley
This caused a power struggle

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Why did it happen?
Causes:
Taxes
The economy
Class conflict
Lack of protection

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The attacks went on for the rest of the year and this resulted in the Native American losing. Even though they lost the colonist were in debt

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King Philip aka Metacomet in 1675 forged an alliance with the other Native American tribes and planned an attack on the colonist.

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The wars ended in a huge massacre--many women, men, and children died.

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The westward expansion caused tension between the Pequot tribe and the colonist.
tensions:
Alcohol
Crops
Trade
Hunting Grounds
Respect

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She threaten the patriarchal order

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She is consider a rebel.
She believe that a person could live by faith alone and be saved.

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That there should be a separation between the church and state and that all religion should be accepted. Which was not common in 1644

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Also had separation from Church and State

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Had fair deals with the Native Americans

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Rhode Island had religious freedom

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In 1693- Roger William founded Rhode Island

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Have different religious views.
Have different government structure.
Have different relationships with the Native Americans

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They both traded furs and they both wanted to make profit.

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They had indentured servants to farm

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They traded a lot with the Indians--Beaver pelts and other goods

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Profit was sugar and slaves and they didn't like a representative government or diverse colony

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They start having trade problem with the Indian in 1643

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The colony fails because there popluation is too small

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In 1609 - The Dutch hired Henry Hudson to find a route to the East Indies

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The seal was made in 1629

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"The City Upon a Hill" by John Winthrop is stating how they should be able to help each other no matter if they are rich or poor. If they do that they are able to do that they will able to survive as a colony.

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1630s- The Great Migration happened. Families would migrate to Massachusetts Bay Colony and would enforce family values.

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In 1630 John Wintrop is elected governer.

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Puritans were able to get a charter and were able to start a colony in Massachusetts.

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The passengers aboard the Mayflower landed in Plymouth Bay in 1620

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The Mayflower Compact is a document that everyone agreed to form a "government" that way there is law and order. They also agreed to meet up from time to time to would discuss what would be the best for the colony

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Wanted to "purify" the Church of England from the Catholic practices

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Puritans who believe that the Church couldn't be reformed, so they separated from the church and created their own.

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16th century--a religious movement an attempt to reform the Catholic Church but as a result it created the Protestant Church

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Q: What do King Philip's War and Bacon Rebellion tell you about  the crisis in British colonial life in the late 17th century?

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Q: What do King Philip's War and Bacon Rebellion tell you about  the crisis in British colonial life in the late 17th century?

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"The Bloody Tennent of Persecution..." -Roger William

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"The Bloody Tennent of Persecution..." -Roger William

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Similarities and Differences between N.N and N.F

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Similarities and Differences between N.N and N.F

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What are the similarities and differences between the New England Colonies and the Southern Colonies?

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Study the Ideas and beliefs of the Mayflower Compact and Winthrop's "City on the Hill"

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Q:How did religion and government allow the Puritans to have their own communities?