Seminar Reflection #2 Title of Sources: John McGehee‚ Johnathan Fox‚ John Cotton Describes New England’s “Theocracy” (1636)‚ Anne Hutchinson is Banished (1637)‚ John Winthrop’s Concept of Liberty (1645)‚ Puritan Mistreatment of Quakers (1660) What I Did: I wrote down my observations about the subjects being discussed by the Inner Circle and also jotted down any of my opinions that weren’t brought up in the discussion. What I Learned: I found that although a majority of the Inner Circle
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In the seventieth century there was a memorable and courageous woman who died for her beliefs. She was a very well educated woman. She was a Quaker and a very outspoken one may I add. She was also a supporter of Anne Hutchinson‚ a very prominent woman in America back then. She was hung for defying a Puritan law which banned Quakers from the colonies. This woman’s name was Mary Dyer. Not much is known of Mary Barrett Dyer’s early life. On October 27th‚ 1663 the first known history of Mary Dyer was
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Great Britain’s policy of salutary neglect‚ a “hands-off” policy‚ had profound impacts on American society. Many England citizens opposed the policy‚ wishing for the New World to be under complete English control. The salutary neglect policy forced America‚ a new and raw nation‚ to establish itself prior to 1750. Britain’s policy of salutary neglect encouraged new democracy‚ increased growth of the commerce‚ and expanded the number of religions in American society. Legislation in the New World
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It lasted a year‚ but food shortages‚ disease and heavy casualties wore down the Native’s resistance. King Phillip (Metacom) was shot in the head by a native that allied with the English (Afterwards the Puritans displayed Metcom’s head for 20 years at Plymouth). Although one-tenth of the colonial men of military age in New England were killed‚ a higher proportion of the total population than would be killed in either the American Revolution or Civil War
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HIS 121 Study Guide #1 The American Promise: A Compact History The first exam will cover chapters 1-4. The exam will consist of 33 multiple choice questions and three short answer paragraphs. Please know the following: Historians/Archeologists: Historians direct their attention to mostly writing (personal and private jottings‚ letters‚ diary entries‚ public documents: laws‚ court cases‚ newspapers‚ speeches)‚ arachaelogist tend to focus on physical objects (bines spear points‚ pots‚
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was a term used by the Puritans to describe both their beliefs and their society. It emphasized duty‚ godliness‚ hard work‚ honesty‚ and education. D. The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut was written by Thomas Hooker and his congregation in 1636. It extended voting rights to non-church members and limited the power of the governor. E. The three groups that had to create new settlements were the Pilgrims‚ the Puritans‚ and the Quakers. They had to move because
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settlers toward Native Americans in areas such as New France. All this would establish a part of what would be the American identity. When the English king‚ Charles II gave William Penn‚ a Quaker‚ a grant of land‚ William Penn set out to establishhis colony as a heaven which embraced his religious beliefs. Quakers believed that the Holy Spirit inspired all human beings‚ and thus‚ God did not make distinctions of race‚ gender‚ ethnicity or social class. Therefore‚ all human beings were equal. William
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important factor when establishing these policies‚ Religions guides people in all regards‚ especially in how to relate with other groups. In the case of the Puritans and Pilgrims in Massachusetts and Virginia‚ there could be no frame left to live in equality terms with Native Americans. Contrasting sharply with Penn’s religious beliefs the Puritans believed that only a few were to be saved. Therefore‚ under these beliefs they established their policy toward Native Americans. In Virginia‚ the landowners
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Reformation‚ a few religious groups from England fled to the New World in search of religious freedom. The separating Puritans‚ also known as Pilgrims‚ were the first to come for purely religious reasons. Fed up with the Catholicized ways of the Church of England‚ they settled in Plymouth hoping to start their own‚ separate‚ purified church. Later‚ a group of non-separatist Puritans followed suit and came to the New World also because of religion. Founding the Massachusetts Bay Colony‚ they hoped to
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path to salvation‚ although they were involved in sinful acts. While Calvinists‚ also known as Puritans‚ solely believed in God’s grace. They believed that certain people‚ also known as the elect‚ had been chosen to enter Heaven‚ since before birth. Although some Calvinists did accept the Church of England‚ they still wanted to purify it from its corruption‚ these Calvinists were known a Puritans. The Puritans also denied the right of the Supreme Head of Church to be the King‚ they expected it to be
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