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Founded by Henry Hudson

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Founded by Champlain. Traded furs and other goods with Indians.

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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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Both delt in the art of trading, however one failed and one succeded

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Colonists grew tired of overbearing England and started revolting

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1675-1676
King Philip and Chief of Pokanokets forged alliance to attack colonists. Ended with Indians loss but English had lost most of their reasouces

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Pilgrims (Separatists) and Puritans 1620, pilgrims left England

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November 11th 1620
Colony would listen to the way of the English supremacy

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1620-1621
Pilgrim settlement where most of the settlers died

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1629- Puritans settled 1630- Great Migration: where family came over in mass

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Winthrop delivered a sermon that departed the Arbella. Vote extended to males who belonged to the church. Began a cozy relationship between gov. and Puritan

Blue Laws: criminalized sins such as drunkeness, swearing, theft and idleness

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“And a vision appeared to Paul in the night: There stood a man of Macedonia and prayed him, saying 'Come over to Macedonia and help us.

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1636 ->  Roger Williams
Respect Indians rights, separation between Church and State, and political and religious freedom

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Separation of church & state All religions should be accepted since only G-d knows the truth

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Anne Hutchinson challenged John Winthorp's idea of conformity in religion faith alone can bring salvation

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Based upon Anne Hutchin

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Colonial expansion westward created issues such as unfair trade, sale of alcohol, destruction of crops, disdain Indians

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Power struggle between: Governor Barkley and Nathaniel Bacon

High taxes Struggling economy, low tobacco prices, class conflict, and lack of protection from Native American attacks.

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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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That colonist began to resent the supremacy of England and wanted to revolt because of it

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King James was overthrown in 1688
Monarchy established by Stuart and William of Orange
John Locke (two treaties of gov.)  sparked rebellion, dominion of New England fell
New Royal Colony in 1692

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1692-1693
New England
People accused others, mostly women, of being witches and dealing with the devil.

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1. BELIEFS: How is the role of the church different in Plymouth than in Jamestown?

In Plymouth they left to distance themselves from Church of England, and was part of the Congressional Church
2. POLITICS & POWER: Who controls the creating and enforcing of laws?

The monarchy handles this branch
3. PEOPLING: Which group of colonists has stronger ties to Britain and why?

Jamestown because they relied on England more
4. POLITICS & POWER: Does either society pose a threat to the authority of the British Crown? How?

Both because England tried to control both of them, and it was hard to as they were on another country
5. PEOPLING: What are three reasons both settlements have in common for immigrating to America, and three differences?
Both did it for religious reasons, both wanted resources from a New Land, and they both wanted land. Jamestown was part of the Congressional Church and Jamestown was part of the Church of England.