Period 1 Flashcards

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William Bradford

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  • New England Puritan
  • signed the Mayflower Compact
  • governor for Plymouth (MA) (pilgrims) 1620
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John Winthrop

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  • New England Purtian
  • founded Massachusetts 1630
  • “some must be rich and some poor”
  • intolerant state – “city on a hill”
  • Puritan Christians
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Thomas Hooker

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  • New England Puritan
  • founded Connecticut 1636
  • Fundamental Orders (laws)
  • voting rights independent of church membership
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Roger Williams

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  • New England Puritan
  • founded Rhode Island, where Jews could practice their religion
  • separation of church and state, religious freedom, fair dealings with natives
  • “liberty of conscience” (Freedom of belief, Freedom of observance, Equal status)
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Anne Hutchison

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  • New England Puritan (MA)
  • challenged the religious doctrines of her time
  • heaven was open to those who worshipped God through a personal connection, no need for Church intervention
  • banned from MA
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John Wheelwright

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  • New England Puritan
  • founded New Hampshire (banned from MA)
  • worked with Anne Hutchison
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William Penn

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  • Middle Colonies
  • Quaker, tolerant & religious freedom
  • founded Pennsylvania 1681
  • Holy experiment –> provide a refuge for Quakers and other persecuted people and to build an ideal Christian commonwealth
  • Charter of Privileges – religious freedom, property rights, authority of the King and Parliament over the colony, local governing body;
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James Duke of York (James II)

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  • deposed in the Glorious Rebellion, replaced by Mary and William
  • unpopular because of rigidness and the Dominion of New England (combined governments of colonies, one governor = Andros)
  • Catholic
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John Smith

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  • Southern Colonies
  • founding of Jamestown 1607, explorer
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John Rolfe

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  • Southern Colonies
  • Pocahontas husband
  • tobacco cultivation in VA
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Lord Baltimore/ George Calvert

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  • Southern Colonies
  • founded Maryland 1632, refuge for ONLY Catholics
  • intolerant of other religions
  • King gave land
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Sir William Berkeley

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  • Southern Colonies
  • governor of VA, put down Powhatan tribe
  • made line that English could not cross (failed)
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Bacon

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  • Southern Colonies (VA)
  • led insurrection because gov in VA would not help those in the backcountry against the native attacks (bc they were encroaching on their land)
  • social issue of once indentured, free male population
  • class clashes
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James Oglethorpe

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  • Southern Colonies
  • founded GA, last colony, 1732
  • refuge for the impoverished and debtors
  • militaristic and philathropic motives (barrier against Spanish and refuge)
  • Once rigid, ban on rum, Catholics, and slaves, but then loosed up and gave colony to crown
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Raleigh

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  • organized three expeditions to America, including Roanoke
  • named Virginia
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Leisler v Nicholson

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  • Leisler’s Rebellion uprising in late-17th century New York when Leisler seized control of the southern portion of the colony and ruled it from 1689 to 1691
  • after instability that followed Glorious Revolution, revolt against gov of NY
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John White

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  • attempt to colonize Roanoke Island in 1585, failed mystery