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pilgrims English citizens who separated themselves from English society and religion; gave us democracy
William brewster leader of the scrooby separatists who eventually settled in new England
mayflower and speedwell ship pilgrims used to sail to America; speedwell had a leak and was left in england
plymouth North American colony established by the scrubby separatists
mayflower compact document that established democracy in America
samoset Native American diplomat who greeted the pilgrims in America
squanto Native American who showed pilgrims how to survive in New England
massasoit Wampanoag chief who celebrated the first thanksgiving with pilgrims
confederation of new england model for first government of America; New England unified colonies to protect against native Americans
Hampton court conference established puritan reform in the form of a newly translated bible
puritans English citizens who tried to fix the English church by creating a model society
John Winthrop puritan leader who established the Mass. Bay colony; 1st gov. of Mass.
great migration puritan migration; mass puritans migrating to Mass. after gaining charter from King Charles
covenant of grace discovery voyage that serves as the core of the puritan religion
TULIP Total depravity Unconditional election Limited atonement Irresistible grace Perseverance
harvard first center of higher education
old deluder satan laws rules that established schools in New England cities and towns
new England primer 1st printed textbook in america
Roger williams puritan dissenter who established the colony of Rhode Island
anne hutchinson puritan dissenter whose followers established the colony of new Hampshire
antinomian those who believed the Holy Spirit is the personal guide to salvation
George fox English shoemaker who founded the quakers
society of friends those who believed an "inner light" guides one down the path of salvation
John elliot set up praying towns
pequot war English settlers vs. natives Americans; puritans almost completely wiped out the pequot tribe
metacom/king Philips war goal to stop puritan expansion; natives vs. puritans; natives almost wiped English existence in Mass.; started b/c English persecuted natives w/o telling metacom
Benjamin church leader of New England confederation; leads troops during the great swamp
halfway covenant gave people who didn't go through the covenant of grace a chance for political power/partial membership in church
Salem witch trials accusations of witchcraft that lead to the hanging of 18 people
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