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What was the name of the leader of the first
Puritan group to settle in New England?
William Bradford TERM 2
In what year did William Bradford's settlers
settle in New England?
DEFINITION 2 1620 TERM 3
What was the name of the ship William
Bradford and his settlers came to America on?
DEFINITION 3 The Mayflower TERM 4
Where did William Bradford settle in
America?
DEFINITION 4 Plymouth, Massachusetts TERM 5
What position did William Bradford and his
group of settlers take on the church of
England?
DEFINITION 5 They were Separatists, they wanted nothing to do with the church of England, and did not believe it could be reformed.
In 1630, who led another group of Puritans to
settle in the new world?
John Winthrop TERM 7
What ship did John Winthrop and his settlers
come to America on?
DEFINITION 7 Arbella TERM 8
Where did John Winthrop settle in New
England?
DEFINITION 8 Massachusetts Bay, Massachusetts TERM 9
What was John Winthrops groups position on
the Church of England?
DEFINITION 9 They believed they could reform the Church of England TERM 10
When was Jamestown Virginia settled?
DEFINITION 10 1607
When was "A Model of Christian Charity"
written?
1630It was read to the settlers aboard the Arbella either prior to their journey or during it TERM 17
What occurred in 1620?
DEFINITION 17 Puritan separatists boarded the Mayflower led William Bradford and came to America settling in Plymouth Massachusetts. TERM 18
Where did Puritans originally travel to to
escape English religious prosecution?
DEFINITION 18 The Netherlands TERM 19
Why did the Puritans decide to leave the
Netherlands in 1629?
DEFINITION 19 Because the adults there were getting older, and hard labor was becoming harder and harder to do.Some of their group began dying of old age.Children were also overworked, damaging their spirits.Wanted to establish the Kingdom of God in the world without prosecution. TERM 20
How did Anne Hutchinson's beliefs differ from
that of Puritan religious beliefs?
DEFINITION 20 She rejected justification by good deedsThat the Holy Ghost dwells in a justified person
What are the themes in Mary Rowlandson's "A
Narrative of the Captivity and Removes of
Mrs. Mary Rowlandson"
-Blurred line between civilization and slavery: sees savage act like civilized, and she sometimes acts savage. Depends on lifestyle.-Life Is Uncertain:The attack on Lancaster and Rowlandsons subsequent captivity teach Rowlandson that life is short and nothing is certain.God's WillFear of the new world TERM 22
When was Mary Rowlandson captured?
DEFINITION 22 1675 TERM 23
How long was Mary Rowlandson held captive?
DEFINITION 23 11 weeks TERM 24
State one fact about Charlestown that
DeCrevecouer communicates in "Letters from
an American Farmer"
DEFINITION 24 That aside from the slavery, the town was peaceful and flourishing. TERM 25
In "Letters from an American Farmer"
DeCrevecouer discovers a cage hung from a
tree in the woods, what is in the cage?
DEFINITION 25 An African American
What are key themes in the Age of
Reason?
Philosophy: Tabula rasa: blank slateScience: Showed the power of God not God's providence. (Puritans studied nature to praise God) Man should study nature and learn to conform to natural laws.Religion: Deism: the belief that God exists and created the world, but thereafter exerted no control over it and it's people. Deists deny revealed religionSocial Science: social contract, King must hold up his end of social contract rather than absolutemonarchicalpower TERM 32
What are themes from Notes to the state of
Virginia?
DEFINITION 32 Indifferent to what neighbor believes,whetherit is 10 Gods, or
