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5. Peopling
What are three reasons both settlements have in common for immigrating to America, and three differences?
They were common in the fact that they were royal colonies, they were there for trade, and they went to have a free religion. They were different in population, resources that they had, and type of religious freedom that they sought out.

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4. Politics and Power
Does either society pose a threat to the authority of the British Crown? How?
The separatists are a threat because they are undermining the authority of the Church of England

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3.Peopling
Which group of colonists has stronger ties to Britain? The Puritan's because they stayed loyal to the church of England

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2. Politics and Power
Who controls the creating and enforcing of laws?
All adult males could vote in a representative government.

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1. Beliefs
How is the role of the church different in Plymouth than in Jamestown? In Plymouth the church was very involved in the government, but in Jamestown they were focused on the difference between church and state

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Witch hunts directed at property owning women, people who liked a market economy. They executed 19 people. This was a result of political instability, subordination of women, interest in European Enlightenment, fear that traditions were being diminished by commercialism, and fear of Indian attacks. New England in 1692-1693. 19 were hanged, 1 was stoned, and 4 died in prison. People continued to be interested in the trials up until the 1950's
They were persecuted with "familiarity with the devil".

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King James II was overthrown in 1688
Mary Stuart and William of Orange  established a constitutional monarchy. John Locke believed individuals have inalienable rights to life, liberty, and property
Sparked some rebellions by Protestant settlers
New England was out of the rule of the colonies
1692 they created a new royal colony, the king appointed a governor, they let all male property owners vote, and eliminated Puritan restrictions

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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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Politics and Power were still being formed.
Peopling, they were increasing in numbers and therefor the need for  land
Identity, both of the colonies were still developing
Ideas, Belief, and Culture,  they started to challenge the way they ruled the colonies. They also wanted to assimilate the Indian's

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Governor Berkeley and Nathaniel Bacon were fighting for power. The causes were high taxes, bad economy, class conflict, and lack of protection from Indian's. Demonstrated that poor black's and white's could be united in a cause.

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Relative to the population this was the most destructive war in American history. 1675 Metacomet allied and attacked the colonists for a full year. 5% of the colonists killed and 40% of the Indian's died. Indians drained the colonists resources but ended in disaster. Metacomet was beheaded and drawn and quartered. Left the settlers with devastation of the war.

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the expansion created issues such as unfair trading, sale of alcohol, destruction of crops, competition over hunting grounds, disdain for Indians 'ungodly savages"
All the issues led to the Massacre of the Pequot. Which led to up to 700 Indian's being killed, most of the survivors were sold into slavery

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Tried to overthrow the puritan authority

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was a puritan rebel. Believed faith alone was enough to attain salvation. She challenged Winthrop's civil authority by claiming that God spoke to her. In 1637, she was banished from the colony.

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Written by Roger Williams about church and state
All religions should be accepted because God knows the truth
This was a very unique concept.
Williams believed religion was a matter of conscience between a person and their God. Rhode Island made a very clear seperation between church and state

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1636
founded by Roger Williams
Founded for religious freedom, the seperation of church and state, and respect for the indian way of life

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There was a lot of conflict regarding trade in the colonies as well as conflicts with the Indian's

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Compare and Contrast New France and New Netherland 

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Compare and Contrast New France and New Netherland 

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The english colonies were better populated.
The French were more interested in the far east and sugar islands
french didnt support emigration to the americas.
The english pursued a self ruled government

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The land that new france was based on was explored prior to settlement. They had extensive trade with the Indians. Hurons were the target of the missionaries. They used many indentured servants for labor. failed as a farming settlement. They banned Huguenots to avoid rebellion. They lacked basic property rights.

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1609 Dutch mercants wanted a new path to the east Indies for trade of fur. they employed Henry Hudson. The colony was to small and had problems with the Indians. they profited off the Indians and the Sugar. they also rejected the representative government and diversity in the colonies. They didn't populate their land.

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Biblically inspired statement, emphasizing commercial and missionary intentions of the colony

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This was Winthrop's sermon before they left the ship
Votes were extended to all adult men who were part of the Puritan church
Started the involvement of the church in the government.
They established Blue Laws

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1629 chartered and settled by puritans that wanted to purify and reform not separate
1630 1000 people and 11 ships arrived. John Winthrop was elected governor
Great Migration
Settlers were families and they stayed that way

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1620-1621
William Bradford is elected as the governor during the 1st winter. "In two or three months time half of our company died ...being the depths of winter, and wanting houses and other comforts and being infected with scurvy and other diseases"

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This wasn't a constitution but an agreement to form a government and submit to a majority rule. signed by 41 adult males. It was in place to keep the order and peace of the colony

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They stayed loyal to the Church of England and didn't want to separate

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These were the Pilgrims. they wanted to separate from the Church of England

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a 16th century movement started by religious, intellectual, and cultural upheaval that splintered Europe

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1. Understand why the government and religion made the Puritans establish a colony
2. Understand the main ideas from the Mayflower Compact and City on the Hill
3. Examine the differences between the New England Colonies and the Southern Colonies