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BELIEFS: How is the role of the church different in Plymouth than in Jamestown?
1. In Plymouth they were part of the Congressional Church, in Jamestown they were part of the Church of England.

2. POLITICS & POWER: Who controls the creating and enforcing of laws?
The monarch does.

3. PEOPLING: Which group of colonists has stronger ties to Britain and why?
Jamestown because they were still part of the Church of England.

4. POLITICS & POWER: Does either society pose a threat to the authority of the British Crown? How?

I think Plymouth does because they wanted to get away from the Crown, which means they could rebel if the church hovers over them too much.
5. PEOPLING: What are three reasons both settlements have in common for immigrating to America, and three differences?
1. Left for religious reason, opportunity in the New World, and to get away from poverty.
2. The differences are that Jamestown was still part of the Church of England, Plymouth people wanted to get away from Dutch roots, and the people in Jamestown went more to get money than the pilgrims did.

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1. People were very superstitious
2. Most likely were going to die if you were accused.
3. These were only stopped after the governor's wife was accused.

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1.1675-1676
2. Alliance formed between King Philip and the Chief of the Pokanokets to attack colonists.

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1. Created by Roger Williams in 1636
2. Most liberal of colonies, had political and religious tolerance, respected the Native Americans, and seperated the church and state.

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1. High tensions

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

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Colonists were sick of England's rule and felt the need to rebel.

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1. Bacon drove governor out of town and burned town he lived in along with Native Town's, when Bacon died of natural causes the rebellion was squashed. People in rebellion were small poor farmers.

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1. Faith gets you to heaven, not following religious laws.
2. Threatened men's control.

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1. Followed Anne Hutchinson's ways.

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1. 1636-1637
2. When people wanted to move westward it brought fighting, Europeans looked down on Indians

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1. Paul had a vision of a Macedonian man saying he should go to Macedonia.

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1. Colony very small (reason it failed)
2. Founded by Henry Hudson in 1623

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1.Samuel Champlain created colony in 1620
2. Traded with Native Americans for furs

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Compare and Contrast New Netherland and New France

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Compare and Contrast New Netherland and New France

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1.Both wanted and traded for furs.
2. New Netherlands was an unsuccessful colony, New France was

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A sermon gave by John Winthrop that departed the Arbella. Vote extended to males in church. The government and Puritan Blue Laws came as one and make drunkeness, swearing, theft, etc illegal.

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(1620-1621) Pilgrim settlement and most settlers died.

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November 11th 1620 was when it was wrote. Stated that the colony would abide by England rule, but follow their own faith

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In the 16th century there was a tension between Puritans (led by Martin Luther) and Separatists ( led by John Calvin). Different religious, cultural, and intellectual ideas caused chaos.

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1.  Analyze the similarities and differences of the New England and Southern Colonies.
2. Comprehend how the Puritan's religion and government helped them create a community.
3. Look at the political ideas from Mayflower Compact and Winthrop's ," City on the Hill"