Chapter 3 - Settling the English Colonies

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Characteristics of the New England Settlements

  • Settled because of religious persecution

  • Families settled 

  • 70yrs age

  • Better relations with Native Americans

  • Sense of community

  • Created basic form of gov’t

  • Strict religious Puritan views


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Characteristics of the Chesapeake Colonies

  • Settled for gold/get rich quick

  • Only men (changed around 1624)

  • Gentry class introduced immediately

  • 40 yrs age

  • Mortality rate 85%

  • Poor relations with Native Americans 

  • No universal religious views


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What was the religion/group of the Massachusetts Bay Colony?

Puritanism/pilgrims

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What is Predestination?

God has chosen who will be saved versus who will be damned. (who will go to heaven versus hell)

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What are visible saints?

Individuals who have experienced a religious conversion publicly and live a morally upright life.

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What was the Great Migration?

The movement of 70,000 puritans from England

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Who was the governor of the Mass Bay Colony?

John Winthrop, known for his “city upon a hill” speech

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Who could vote in the Mass Bay Colony?

Mostly white men, there were a few exceptions

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Who could vote for provincial government in the Mass Bay Colony?

People with church membership or loyalty and “visible saints”

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Who was Anne Hutchinson?

argued against predestination.  Holy life was not a true sign of salvation.  Truly saved need not bother to obey the law of god or man (antinomianism)

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Who was Roger Williams?

challenged civil gov’ts to regulate religious behavior.   Built a church in RI and 

established complete freedom of religion.

                                                 1. No oaths

                                                 2. No compulsory attendance

                                                 3. No taxes to support the church

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What was the Pequot War of 1637?

English settlers moved further inland in Connecticut taking Pequot land.  Puritans & Narragansett set fire to Pequot village & shot the fleeing survivors.  

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What was King Phillip’s War?

Massoit’s son, Metacom, forged an alliance of Native American groups

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What were the Navigation Laws?

Parliamentary acts designed to eliminate competition for colonial trade.  

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What was salutary neglect?

a period of time when the Navigation Laws were not enforced