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1. They left the church of england in plymouth
2. The english monarchy since they give the charters to the people
3. Jamestown had more connections due to the use of the english church
4. Both posed a threat since they were hard to control without direct contact
5. The settlers wanted land, religious freedoms, and goods from the new wordl

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“If any man or woman be a witch, that is,has or consults with a familiar spirit, they shall be put to death,”
Use of "specter evidence" caused many to die from "witch tests"

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King James is overthrown
a constitutional monarchy is started
sparked protestant rebellions

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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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The colonist of the time were powerful and wanted to rebel against england

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Fight for control between Nathaniel Bacon and Governor Berkeley
fought over high taxes and class conflict
united blacks and whites against a cause

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Metacomet  rallied the indians together to fight the colonists
war left the indians decimated and the colonies with debt

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After the death of a trader the colonies fought the Indians ending in a massacre

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Used Anne's beliefs about salvation

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Didn't conform to the religious beliefs of the colony
Challenged John Winthrop by saying god spoke directly to her

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separation of church and state
all religions should be accepted

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founded by roger william in 1636
separation of church and state

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The colonies fought over trade opportunities and the ability to govern

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new france had improved migration compared to new netherland
Both were mainly trading colonies
New netherland was founded to find a route to the east indies

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mainly trading colony not farming
tried to use indentured servants for farming
Tried to convert the natives

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Had great profits in slaves and sugar
But failed due to lack of population and Indians

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Strengthened the colonists religious and financial interests

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Blue laws criminalized sins
"the eies of all people are upon us"
They wanted to act as a glowing example of a community

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founded as a "city on the hill"
John Winthrop elected governor
families settled the colony allowed family values to be enforced by punishment if necessary

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William Bradford lead the colony
half the colony died from disease and cold in the first winter

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an upheaval that split the catholic church into Separatists(pilgrims) and Puritans

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How the ideas and beliefs with politics and power forced puritans to make their own colony.

Understand the founding ideas from the mayflower compact and Winthrop "city on a hill"

Explain the differences between the new England colonies and southern colonies