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    through all the settlers. These Protestant beliefs affected many generations that had yet to come because they were very demanding and it was widely spread throughout the colonies. 2. Anne Hutchinson- A smart‚ witty young woman who would challenge the Puritan orthodoxy. Because fighting against the religion of a country was illegal Anne faced a trial in 1638. Here she was banished to New York and killed by Indians. She was important to this time era because she fought for her beliefs‚ although she was

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    the new environment. The first Puritan colonists who settled in New England exemplified the seriousness of Reformation Christianity. They were a small group of believers‚ known as the "Pilgrims"‚ who migrated from England to Holland during the time of persecutions at 1608. But being dissatisfied with the economic sufferings of their new home‚ they re-emigrated and planted the colony of Plymouth in 1620. William Bradford (1590-1657) was one of the young pilgrims whom insisted on this emigration

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    During the colonial period‚ American Literature was just beginning‚ it stemmed from old English‚ and British Literature. When Pilgrims moved to America‚ they started their own American traditions and cultures‚ one of those was new literature. Some of the examples of literature and authors from this time period are Benjamin Franklin‚ and Anne Bradstreet. We read pieces of both of their literature in class‚ because they both had a great affect on American Literature when it began. What we read in

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    the colonies these houses provided exceedingly little security because of the colonies’ recent founding. In the fall of 1620‚ a group of Pilgrims arrived slightly outside of the Virginia Company’s jurisdiction and founded their own government. Initially‚ the Pilgrims simply elected a governor and conferred about matters at town meetings. However‚ as the Pilgrim population increased‚ they followed the model of Virginia Company and allowed land-owning men to elect representatives rather than meet and

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    was known to most as the leader of the Pilgrims but also for his most famous literary work‚ Of Plymouth Plantation. This work described the voyage of the Pilgrims to Cape Cod‚ their search for a place to call “home”‚ and the difficulties they encountered once they settled. The voyage had the appearance to be adequately dangerous at some points but the Pilgrims were able to arrive to their destination safely. Upon their search for a place to settle the Pilgrims encountered problems with the Indians

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    England colonies‚ are mostly known for their search of religious freedom. The most notorious of which the American public knows of are the Pilgrims of the Mayflower whom landed on Plymouth Rock in 1620‚ present day Massachusetts. A large portion of these settlers practiced the puritan faith; this faith dominated the colony up to the early 17th century. The pilgrims shortly after arriving elected and made William Bradford mayor of the new founded colony. The first year on this colony was a bit harsh

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    her punishment she was excommunicated from the church of Boston. She was best known as a Puritan spiritual leader. Her heresy itself was more inclined in the belief that if a person was saved by Christ‚ than from there on out they were allowed to sin freely. 2. Based on "The Examination of Mrs. Anne Hutchinson‚" what is the role of women?

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    are nearly connected by blood or affinity. 4. Those descended or claiming descent from a common ancestor; a house; kindred; lineage." (Source: Oxford English Dictionary) Index 1. Introduction 2. The Early ages and the Colonial era 2.1. Pilgrims 2.2. Puritans 2.3. Colonial Williamsburg 2.4. Afro- American families 3. The family transformed – 18th century 4. The family in the 19th century 5. Conclusion 6. Bibliography 7. Annexes 1. Introduction There has never been just one

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    example the Incan Empire was wiped out under the hands of Francisco Pizarro. On the other hand‚ the settlers of the early British colonies (PuritansPilgrims) settled in the new world to break off from the Anglican Church of England. The Pilgrims were persecuted in England because they were protestant‚ and to avoid persecution they came to the new world. The Puritans colonized in America because they wanted to remove the hierarchical structure of the Anglican Church. Another difference between these

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    Chesapeake Bay and New England came from the same country‚ these colonies established different societies because of varying elements such as religious freedoms‚ economy‚ government’s role in society and unity. The immigrants from New England were mostly Puritans who believed in a society where there should be no separation between church and state. Their purpose for coming to the “New World” was because they wanted the freedom to practice their religion without religious persecution. In John Winthrop’s sermon

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