religion in british north america

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puritanism

calvinists in england

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calvinism

john calvin rejected idea of salvation by good deeds (predestination)

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signs of grace

signals that one is predestined

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lily among the thorns

someone that is predestined

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where was calvinism prevelent

britain, france and netherlands

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anglican calvinists’ opinions on anglican church

church of englnad was too catholic + needed to be more protestant

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what were anglican calvinists

puritans

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calvinist separatists

wanted a total break from church of england

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where did calvinist separatists go

fled to holland to form a distinct community

→ went form holland to new world

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mayflower

35 calvinist separatists (pilgrims) board the mayflower to plymouth

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mayflower compact

justice, responsibility, equality (among pilgrims)

early commitment to self governance

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puritan reformers

wanted to purify church of england without separating

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charles i treatment of puritan reformers

charles I jails them and dissolves parliament → no hope for reform → ma bay colony

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massachusetts bay company

w/ no hope of reform in england, john winthrop leads 1000 puritans i n mass migration to ma bay colony

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city on a hill

model community that cna reform christianity

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what relgiion was plymouth

calvinist separatist

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what religion was ma bay colony

puritan reformers, not separatists

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what happens to plymouth

eventually absorbed by ma bay colony

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what was puritin society based on

order that brough stability

hierarchy

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perimeter fence

Allowed people to kno what thoughts and actions were acceptable

no freedom of religion ro free thinking


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did puritans want to convert people

no, strong tribal sensability

→ saw themselves as a nation

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historical providentialism

lives nad history were part of grand biblical narrative

every puritan communityw as a city on a hill

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roger williams

banished from btoh colonies for being argumentative and advocating for controverisla ideas

became proponent of religious toleration in RI bc he couldn’t agree with anyone

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anne hutchinson

anti nomianism

gathered a following + interpretedbible fo rherself

claimed she communicated direclty with god

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anti nomianism

challenging church’s interpretaiton f the bible

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why was anne hutchinson especially a threat

she was more charismatic than williams so she had a large following

by becoming popular she was indirectly challenging the patriarchy

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what happened to women that exercised authority voer their husbands

gagged and dunked

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public punishments in puritan society

promoted hsame culture

weaponized it to prevent crime

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gospellers

people who preached non approved religious ideas

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neighborhood structures

church in center bc church everyday

enforced feeling of community

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old deluder act

idea that literacy could defeat satan

education was necessary to uphold religion

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economic system of NE

protocapitalist

puritans valued many capitalist ideas

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puritan capitalist ideas

city on a hill didn’t conflict with financial gain

family morality and patriarchy over profit, but profit could help community

emphasized hard work to enable coloniailism

slavery was foundational to atlantic world

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hard work i npuritan society

gave people a sense of purpose

sign of grace

most people in norht were farmers

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slavery in puritan society

foundational to atlantic world → unavoidable

close relatinoship wtih west indies colonies

john ithrop owned slaves nad a plantation

enabled thru legal loopholes

racialized → punishment for colored

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divine providence

god’s active loving care + absolute rule over universe

could influence all human events