Chapter 2: Beginnings of English America (1607-1660)

Maryland

________ was falling into anarchy due to the religious- political battles of the English Civil War in 1640s.

Sedition

________- expressing opinions dangerous to authority.

Roger Williams

________, the son of a London merchant, studied at Cambridge University and emigrated to New En gland in 1631.

religious freedom

It called for ________ and equality before the law for all Englishmen.

America

The dawn of Catholicism in ________ brought many contradictions sparking religious wars between different groups.

1645

In a(n) ________ speech to the Massachusetts legislature explaining the Puritan conception of freedom, Governor John Winthrop distinguished sharply between two kinds of liberty.

John Smith

________ encounters Powhatan and his tribe.

Anne Hutchinson

________ began holding meetings in her home where she discussed of religious issues.

Virginia Company

The ________ promoted the immigration of women to be married off to independent colonists.

Natural liberty

________ is subjective in nature, leading men into wrongdoings, making it difficult for authority to handle.

It meant obedience to religious and governmental authority

following Gods law and the law of rulers like Winthrop himself

Natural

based on human nature

Civil or federal or moral

refers to the covenant between God and man, in the moral law, and the politic covenants and constitutions, amongst men themselves

Sedition

expressing opinions dangerous to authority

Copper

Powhatan wanted forty ____ swords

Widows, single men, orphans

Virginia remained flooded with _____, ______, and _______

Women

Who are preferred to marry into the landowners compared to the servants?

religious and political authority

Like civil liberty, one has the liberty to choose, however, is still obligated to follow _________________ and __________________.