Chapter 3 - Settling in the Northern Colonies

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Pennsylvania
A place that attracted a variety of people from all classes, races, and religions
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Henry Hudson
________ claimed went to Delaware and New York Bay and claimed area for the Netherlands.
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New Amsterdam
________ attracted people of all types and races.
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Anee Hutchinson
________ claimed that a holy life wasnt a sure sign of salvation and those that were truly saved didnt need to obey the law of God or man.
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Thomas Hooker
Led a group of Puritans west into Connecticut
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Maine
Was absorbed by Massachusetts in 1623 and New Hampshire was also absorbed into Massachusetts in 1641
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Dominion of New England
Was created to strengthen colonial defense against Indians in 1686
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Charles II
Gave modern day New York to his brother, the Duke of York in 1664
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John Winthrop
Was elected governor for 19 years
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death penalty
The ________ was only for murder and treason.
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Massachusetts
________ received a new charter in 1691.
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Predestination
Meant that those that are going to either Heaven or Hell have already been determined by God
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Plymouth
Merged with the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1691
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Luthers actions
________ led to the Protestant Reformation.
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Roger Williams
Was a radical idealist badgered by fellow clergymen to sever ties with Church of England
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Non Separatist Puritans
________ received a royal charter from england in 1629, which allowed them to settle in the New World.
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Henry VIII
In England, in the 1930s, King ________ broke ties with the Holy Roman Catholic Church.
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Martin Luther
In 1517, ________ nailed his 95 Theses to the door of the Wittenberg Cathedral.
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Protestant Reformation
Produced Puritanism
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Puritans
________ were influenced to completely reform the church of England.
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Freemen
Were adult males who belonged to Puritan congregations (two-fifths of the male population)
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Sir Edmund Andros
Was the head of the Dominion of New England
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new Connecticut River Colony
Settlers of the ________ drafted a document called the Fundamental Orders in an open meeting in 1639.
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John Calvin
Advocated for Calvinism which emphasized "predestination"
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New Haven
Was founded in 1638 and was gradually merged into Connecticut
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Massachusetts charter
________ was revoked in 1684.
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William Penn
Embraced the Quaker Faith and managed to secure a large grant of fertile land from the King in 1681
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Middle colonie
Were the middle way between the southern plantation states and New England
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Hartford, Connecticut
Was founded in 1635
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New Amsterdam
Was a company town run for and by the Dutch company
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, a city in ________ was more carefully planned than most cities.
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Glorious Revolution
Instated William and Mary as the monarchs and led to the Dominion of New England collapsing