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Religious & Political History: King James I, Divine Rights of Kings

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1) King Henry 8th
2) Queen Elizabeth I
3) James I
4) Charles I
5) Oliver Cromwell
6) Charles II
-NE

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What was the chief goal of the Puritans?

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to eliminate any traces of Catholicism from the Church of England
-NE

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The founders of the Plymouth colony were

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Puritans
-NE

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Which of the following is not true of the Puritan religion?

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Only men could participate.
-NE

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King Henry 8

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Wanted a son, divorced 2 wives
(his daughter succeeded him)-NE

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Queen Elizabeth I

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Virgin Queen
(Nephew succeeded him)-NE

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King James I

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Believed in Divine King
(son succeeded him)-NE

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King Charles I

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Did not talk to Parliament for 12 years.(Pilgrams & Puritan mad at him, and cut his off)-NE

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King Oliver Crowmwell

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Leader of Pilgrams and Puritians- They began to hated him, he was too strict-NE

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King Charles II

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Son of King Charles II
Forbade puritan preaching, was asked to take the throne
-Puritans went to the New World as a solution-NE

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Versus Calvinism’s TULIP( strict Christians )

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-Total depravity
-Unconditional election
-Limited atonement
-Irresistible grace
-Perseverance of the saint
-NE

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Total depravity

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Everyone deserves to go to hell
-NE

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Unconditional election

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Some are chosen to go to heaven, and they don’t have a choice
-NE

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Limited Atonement

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Jesus died on the for the chosen. Did not waste blood on everyone else
-NE

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Irresistible grace

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If chosen, you can not resist
-NE

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Perseverance of the saint

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They are going to make it to the end, or heaven
-NE

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Massachusetts’s Bay seal

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-Had Native Americans in the middle of seal
-Puritan thought themselves of heroes
-NE

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Puritans came over as a balanced stable family

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-More patriarchal & women
-came with skills, (blacksmith, cobbler, weaver)
-NE

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American First Book

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Bible
Puritans could read and were educated
90% Men, 50% women
-NE

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Puritans

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-They were tough on their children
-Huge families, because they lived longer
-Wanted to be role models
-Can not have evil reside them
-NE

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John Winthrop

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Leader of Puritans( City on a hill)
-NE

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Church membership declines

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Christians
-NE

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Minister salary no longer voluntarily paid

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Communal
-NE

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Disintegration of common fields

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communal
-NE

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Secession crisis

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closed-did not want new people
-NE

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Tithing man

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Punisher for Puritans
-NE

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Punishment was so extreme, they were afraid not being in Gods favor

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NE

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Anne Hutchinson

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arrived in 1631-1635- sent to Rhode Island
-NE

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Antinomiansim

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Said God Spoke to her directly
Harvard was specifically built to fight her beliefs, She preached at a book store
-NE

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Rodger Williams

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1631-1635- Sent to Rhode Island
Did not believe in forced worships
believed in buying from Native Americans
After life was threatened, escaped and created a colony and a charter in which God is not mentioned
Created a democracy
1st to argue for separation of church and state
-NE

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Thomas Granger

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Had sex with animals
can not have sin in mist
-NE

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Fornication
Adultery
Sodomy

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Sex before marriage
Sex with someone else that is not wife
Homosexual, beastiality, oral, anal
-NE

33
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200 people accused of being witches

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30 convicted, 19 executed, mostly women
-NE

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Believed in supernatural
Unable to explain things
Intertwind

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NE

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Catherine Branch
Tituba
Sarah Good
Martha Carrier

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NE

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Hurting Children
Sees weird animals
Ride upon a broomstick
Aggressive
Freckle/mole-weird animal suck on skin
involved with devil butt
throw women in water, if floated rejected baptism

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NE

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John Demos
older, no kids, lower class, folks religion, midwife, sort of strange

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NE

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Carol Karlsen
Female inheritor without male heirs( women with power, vulnerable)

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NE

39
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Elizabeth reis
men and women see sin differently
women look inward,
men look outward

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NE

40
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King Philips’ War
Massasoit- Thanksgiving, 1st to encounter Pilgrams

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`NE

41
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Metacomlet-/King Philip
son of massasoit

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NE

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