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2.3 - 2.4 new england and middle colonies
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what term refers to the individuals who signed the mayflower compact, the plymouth colony's first government document in 1620 | the pilgrims |
| what to the house of burgesses, the mayflower compact, and the fundamental orders of connecticut have in common | they are all examples of the efforts of colonial americans to use democratic practices in government |
| what did thomas hooker hold that would ultimately lead to the founding of connecticut | he believed that all free property owning men should be able to vote regardless of church membership |
| the fundamental orders of connecticut was important because it | was set principles making connecticut more democratic |
| how did early puritan settlers in new england reflect the practices that caused them to flee to north america | they sought to impose religious uniformity and were intolerant of any forms of religious practice that deviated from their own |
| the settlements of rhode island and pennsylvania were similar in that they both | practiced tolerance of religious diversity |
| what best describes the primary difference between the house of burgesses and the mayflower compact | the mayflower compact established government by social contract |
| what group of settled in new york primarily for economic gains | the dutch |
| william penn founded the colony of pennsylvania to | provide a safe place for quakers |
| new hampshire and rhode island were both | founded because of differences with the massachusetts bay colony |
| why was roger williams ordered to leave massachusetts | because of his advocacy for the separation of church and state |
| the pilgims' motivation for immigration was different from the puritans because | the pilgrims wanted to separate from the church of england |
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