Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Protestant reformation

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1517
church is corrupt and we don’t have to answer to them

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john calvin

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Calvinism
predestination
elect and visible saints

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King henry

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1530s
creates Church of England (Anglican church)

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pilgrims

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separatists who fled England and went to Holland
then went to NW under the Virginia Company
landed in wrong spot and were squatters

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mayflower

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ship the pilgrims arrived on
arrived at Plymouth Rock
1/2 of passengers were separatists

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mayflower compact

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written and signed rules and orders for settlement
precedent for Constitution

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arrival at New England

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1st winter: 44/120 lived
harvests came in autumn (“blessing”)

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MBC

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royal charter to Puritans

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Great British Migration

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1630s
20k/70K came to MBC

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10
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Great British Migration

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1630S
20K/70K went to MBC
more to Barbados

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10
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Great British Migration

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1630s
20k/70K came to MBC

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MBC

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1630: 11 ships. 1k settlers, well-equipped
royal charter to Puritans
fur trading, fishing, and shipbuilding

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John Winthrop

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1st governor of MBC
-city upon a hill (good city)

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Power and authority in the MBC

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town gov: male prop owners
gov supported church through taxes

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gov in MBC

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elected governor and assistants
elected representative assembly
voting: male church members

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ministers in MBC

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hired/fired by congregation
no political office
separation of church and state

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blue laws

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proprietary bans

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17
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quakers

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ignored the authority of Puritan Clergy
made up pennsylvania

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anne hutchinson

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antinomianism (saved people didnt have to listen to God’s laws)
had direct revelation from God
banished to RI and ended up in ny

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Great British Migration

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1630s
20k/70K came to MBC

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roger williams

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separatist (clean-cut)
questioned the authority of charter and unfair treatment of NAI
said gov had no authority to regulate religios behavior
banished

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roger williams

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separatist (clean-cut)
questioned the authority of charter and unfair treatment of NAI
said gov had no authority to regulate religious behavior
banished

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rhode island

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roger williams established providence in 1636
had 1st Baptist Church
complete religious freedom
most liberal N Eng colony
all men could vote
no oaths, required attendance, and taxes for church

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Great British Migration

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1630s
20k/70K came to MBC

24
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Pequot war

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destruction of tribe (death, slavery, abolishment of customs)
decades of turmoil

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king philip’s war

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Wampanoag tribe
Massasoit’s son Metacom (called king philip)
destruction of N Eng tribes

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new eng confederation

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united colonies for purpose of defense
discussed intercolonial problems
each colony got 2 votes
-“Puritan Club”
-similar to Iroquois

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dominion of N Eng

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royal dictate
focused on enforcing the Navigation Acts
led by Sir Edmund Andris
in Ny, N jersey,

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effects of dominion of N Eng

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banned/limited town meetings, press, courts, schools, land titles, assemblies, and smuggling
taxed w/out consent

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end of DNE

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Glorious Revolution
mass. became royal colony
voting: qualified male property holders

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salutary neglect

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under british law but not enforced

31
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only in N Eng

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TOWN ASSEMBLIESSS (WOOOO)

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william penn

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upper class Quaker who founded Pennsylvania

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pennsylvania

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profit & haven for Quakers
generous land policy
diverse + well advertised (germans, english, french)
rep assembly elected by landowners

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Philadelphia

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well planned
rapid growth

35
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pennsylvania policy

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fair treatment of NAI
anti-black slavery
no tax-supported church
liberal gov
freedom of religion

36
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middle colonies

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fertile soil
most ethnically diverse and tolerant region
GRAIN EXPORTS
forests (lumber & shipbuilding)
mid-sized gov, industry, and landholdings
open landscape w/ rivers and seaports

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calvinism

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1536
“all humans are weak and wicked”
had to “prove worthiness”

38
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King Henry

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breaks ties w/ Catholic Church
creates Church of England (Anglican)
people under him got membership

39
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william bradford

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governor of plymouth
helped plymouth survive and trade (fur, fish, and lumber)

40
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Plymouth and MBC

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merged in 1691

41
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buildin the MBC

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vote: all men who belonged to Puritan churches (2/3)
NOT a democracy
religious leaders had powerful influence
conggressions had 5 ministers

42
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john cotton

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minister in MBC
moved bc of his criticisms of the Church of England

43
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RI

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people who didnt belong ended up here
charter in 1644

44
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Connecticut

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1635: harford was founded
new haven merged
fundamental orders (connstitution)

45
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new hampshire

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became a part of mass. until 1671 (king seperated them)

46
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Glorious Revolution

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william and mary to the throne
dominion of N Eng

47
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old netherlanders and at new netherlands

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dutch influence
1609: Henry Hudson claimed NY and delaware
New Amserdam run for and by the Dutch Company
Dutch gave patroonships promote settlements

48
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Swedish neighbors

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swedes trespassed on dutch reserves creating new sweden

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ny

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dutch influence (autocratic spirit, architecture, ect)
1664: charles II gave NY to Duke of York