https://padlet.com/hannah_sechler/nefft975tg7v Made with magic en-us 2017-09-12 17:04:30 UTC 2017-09-27 17:08:24 UTC hello@padlet.com hannah_sechler https://padlet.com/hannah_sechler/nefft975tg7v/wish/186878854 Puritans- had family based values/ roles.
- "perfect society"
- Men had the say
 > if a woman married a man and had property, he would have the power over that. 
- a woman's main goal
  > have/ stay with children.
-Puritans feared individualism.
 > conformity 
- Each town had their own Congregational Church.
   > clergy
   > laity
- men had say over church
  > not everyone who went to church were members.
  > to be a full member you must demonstrate that you have experienced divine grace and could be considered a "visible saint."
- they believed in predestination]]> 2017-09-12 17:07:57 UTC https://padlet.com/hannah_sechler/nefft975tg7v/wish/186878854 hannah_sechler https://padlet.com/hannah_sechler/nefft975tg7v/wish/186878983 Mayflower compact
> 1620
>Massachusetts

Puritans arrived 
>1630
> Plymouth rock
> John Winthrop- City on a hill.

New England confederation. 
> 1643
> Plymouth 

Indian Wars: Pequot War
> 1636 

King Philip's war 
>1675

*****Dominion of New England 
> 1686
> mercantilism- colonies existed for the benefit of the mother country. 
      - wealth, prosperity, and self-sufficiency. 

The most important: the relationship with England

Merchant/ maritime system.

Anglican- English
> Anglophile- someone with an obsession with the English culture/ ways. 

In 1686 James II appointed Sir Edmund Andros  

England's "Glorious Revolution" triggered "First American Revolution"

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> Participation in Government    (town hall meetings)
> Education- for religion
> Pursuit of perfection (perfectionism)]]> 2017-09-12 17:08:33 UTC https://padlet.com/hannah_sechler/nefft975tg7v/wish/186879122