Chapter 3- Settling Northern Colonies

Question 1

Visible saints

Answer 1

Puritans who were recognized for having grace in their soul and in their life.

Question 2

Fundamental Orders

Answer 2

Constitution of Connecticut letting male property owners vote- longest existing constitution today.

Question 3

John Winthrop

Answer 3

The first governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony, whose religious intensity and successful industries brought prosperity v

Question 4

Sir Edmund Andros

Answer 4

Anglican British officer who created tension in Boston.

Question 5

Great Migration

Answer 5

1630s brought 70,000 Puritans to the US, many who stayed in the Caribbean.

Question 6

Blue Laws

Answer 6

Puritan restrictions on public signs of pleasure- kissing, drinking, dancing, theatre, etc.

Question 7

Antinominalists

Answer 7

Namely Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams, those who spoke out against predestination (both were banished from MBC).

Question 8

Metacom (King Philip)

Answer 8

Son of Wampanoag chief Massasoit (Squanto), he allied several native tribes to attack Puritan villages.

Question 9

New England Confederation

Answer 9

Puritan colonies’ attempt to unify against foreign threats.

Question 10

Dominion of New England

Answer 10

Attempt imposed from London to make all of New England a single colony and limit MBC’s power

Question 11

Navigation Laws

Answer 11

England’s middlemen tax on slaves/spices due to mercantilism.

Question 12

Glorious/Bloodless Revolution

Answer 12

The dethroning of Catholic James ll and crowning of William lll and Mary ll 1688.

Question 13

Salutary neglect

Answer 13

1689-1691 time when English monarchs relaxed their grip on foreign trade with the colonies.

Question 14

Quakers

Answer 14

Protestants who refused to follow any material authority, were largely and extensively persecuted.