chapter 3 Flashcards
man who founded a town called Hartford, which joined with two other towns to become Connectuict
Thomas Hooker-
pastor who founded a town that grew and became Rhode Island
Roger Williams-
the belief that government should not meddle in church matters
Separation of Church and State-
man who started a colony where people of any religion would be free to worship as they chose
William Penn-
religious group that believes people have an “inner light” to guide them; the society of friends
Quakers-
one of the first examples of representative government in America
House of Burgesses-
government in which the people elect men or women to represent them
Representative government-
man who was granted land to begin a colony for catholics
Lord Baltimore-
- man who lead the first group of settlers to Maryland
Cecilius Calvert
man who established the colony of Georgia because of his concern for debtors
James Oglethorpe-
a colony that was directly controlled by the king or ruling monarch
Royal Colony-
a colony that had the king’s permission to choose its own governor
Proprietary colony-
meeting of men in which everyone could have a say in decisions & voting would be decided by the majority
Town meeting-
an appointed leader who would settle problems, hold trials for people accused of crimes and collect taxes
Justice of the peace-
had the wealthiest income and owned large land holdings, had large homes and kept servants and slaves
Upper class-
owned some land and a few servants or slaves worked as tradesmen, farmers, shopkeepers and ship contains
Middle class-
depended on their masters for their daily needs, was made up mainly of servants indentured servants and slaves
Lower class-
a building where puritans held their church services
Meeting house-
Bostonian woman who was tied in court and expelled from the massachusetts colony for teaching heresy
Anne Hutchinson-
a belief contrary to scripture
Heresy-
a school for neighborhood children taught by one woman in her home
Dame school-
a school where boys were taught Greek, Latin, Math & writing
Grammar school-
the first textbook printed in the colonies
New England Primer-
the first two colleges founded in New England
Harvard and Yale-