addition to ch2 FOR TEST Flashcards
What was the hierarchy of the average puritan family
husband - wife - children
Puritans used ____ as correction, obedience was expected
physical means
Why did the Great Migration end
the outbreak of the English Civil war
Population increase due to …
high birth rate and low mortality rate
Women began marrying ____ than usual
later, early 20s bc more time to live
What were the problems with the old way of church membership? (hint, proving salvation)
- Growing #s of non members could not be compelled to go to church
- Harder to defend policy of…taxpayer could not vote if they were not church members
- Non member parents worried for the souls of their unbaptized children
What was the halfway covenant
To cope with the 3rd gen of colonists not baptized/church members, a limited form of membership was developed for anyone not known to be a sinner and willing to accept the provisions of the church covenant. Both them and their children could be baptized, but couldn’t receive communion or participate in church decisions.
The government… (does what)
makes and enforces rules (civil covenant, maintenance of social order)
Mass and Connecticut passed laws…
- requiring church attendance
- banning Quakers from practicing their religion
- levying taxes for clergy
- death for adultery or “blaspheming a parent”
- set price for laborers
1684, all charters ____ were annulled and combined to form ____
North of Pennsylvania, the Dominion of NE
Edmund Andros arrives to ____
make the colonies less independent and sovereign - power like
What did Andros do?
- enforced religious tolerance
- made more quitrent go to the king (changed land grant system)
- abolished popular assemblies
Mass became a royal colony and included…
Maine, Plymouth
what was the first college and what did it specialize in?
Harvard trained minsters also courses in Greek and Latin (established by Mass general court)
first grammer school
Boston Latin
Mass and connecticut passed laws requiring _____ schools to be established in ____ town
grammar, every