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- Beliefs: Plymouth colonists had church as center of their lives. Jamestown colonists have it as part of it.
- Politics and Power: The governors of each colony.
- Peopling: Jamestown because they still support England's church and government.
- Politics and Power: The Puritans were because they created unrest and lots of emigration from England.
- Peopling: Same - new life, money, and adventure Different - religious persecution, power, and safe haven

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- Learn about how religion and government effected communities
- Learn about Mayflower Compact
- Learn about New England colonies and Southern Colonies

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- Upheaval that broke Catholic Europe
- Separatists vs Puritans
- Martin Luther (1517)
- John Calvin (1536)

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- Agreement for government
- Majority rule
- 41 signed
- November 11, 1620

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- 1620-1621
- Governor: William Bradford
- 1/2 died in first winter

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- Puritans came over in 1629
- 1630: 11 more ships came
- Governor: John Winthrop
- "Great Migration"
- High family values

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- by John Winthrop
- Was a sermon
- "...consider that wee shall be as a City upon a Hill..." meaning that everyone else will be looking up to them
- "...cause him to withdrawe his present help from us..." meaning they believed that if they didn't worship God, He would stop helping them with their colony

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- Biblically inspired
- "Come over and help us"
- Missionary and commerical intentions

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- 1623
- FUR
- Henry Hudson found route to East Indies for Dutch
- Had problems with Indians
- Didn't like government or diversity
- Too small of population

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- Traded with Indians
- Catholic missionaries
- Didn't have property rights
- Not good at farming

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Similarities:
- Both in fur trade
- Had servants
Differences:
- Netherland had too small of population
- France had Catholic missionaries

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- Political and religious differences
- Indian dislike
- Expansions

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- 1630
- More freedoms
- Agreed with Roger Williams
- Respected the Indians

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- Separate church and state
- Religious tolerance
- 1644 by Roger Williams

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- Challenged John Winthrop's ideas
- Banished in 1637
- Said God spoke directly to her

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- Agreed with Anne Hutchinson
- Threatened control

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- 1636-1637
- Caused from unfair trade, alcohol, destroyed crops, hunting, and dislike
- All Pequots were killed or sold to slavery

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- 1675-1676
- English vs Indians
- Raids against each other
- Caused English to go in war debt
- Indians had all allied together and failed

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- 1676
- Governor vs Bacon
- Caused from taxes, economy, class, and lack of protection
- Poor whites and blacks joined together

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- Mostly about women
- 1692-1693
- "...charged with having 'wickedly, maliciously, and feloniously' engaged in sorcery..."

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

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

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- There was lots of tension between different groups because of conflicting political and personal viewpoints.

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- 1688
- King James overthrown
- Established constitutional monarchy
- Protestant rebellions started