Early Colonial America: Pilgrims, Puritans, and Dissenters

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What document did the Pilgrims create to establish a government before disembarking at Plymouth?

The Mayflower Compact.

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What was the main reason for the Pilgrims leaving the Netherlands?

They did not like the Dutch influence on their children.

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Who served as the first governor of the Plymouth Colony?

William Bradford.

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What event in 1621 is celebrated as the first Thanksgiving?

The feast between the Pilgrims and the Wampanoags.

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What was the Great Migration?

A period between 1630-1640 when approximately 20,000 colonists moved to New England.

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Who was the elected governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony for 12 of its first 20 years?

John Winthrop.

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What concept did Winthrop's 'City upon a Hill' sermon introduce?

American Exceptionalism.

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What did Roger Williams advocate for regarding church and state?

Separation of church and state.

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What is antinomianism as perceived by Anne Hutchinson?

The belief that the truly saved do not need to obey laws and religious codes.

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What new colony did Roger Williams establish?

Rhode Island.