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elizabethan settlement elizabeth wanted a protestant church, hoped to win people over by keeping some of the old things
puritans anglicans who thought that the old ceremonies and practices were too much like the catholic church
low church anglicans agreed with the puritans but saw no problem with the old practices
high church anglicans thought that the church's traditional practices, especially the bishops, were a divinely ordained
separatists believed that the whole church of England was corrupt and that true christians must separate from it
idea of the covenant puritans believed that god deals with mankind through a series of covenants or agreements
episcopal polity an authority such as a monarch appoints bishops, and the bishops in turn appoint lower officials down to the individual churches
congregational polity each congregation elects its own officers and remains independent
congregationists name given to most puritans
half way covenant allowed unconverted members to enjoy the full privileges of citizenship
salem witch trials resulted from the claims of several young girls in salem village, MA accusing a girl of being a witch
James Blain Anglican who founded William and Mary college
Thomas Bray anglican who promoted missionary efforts for the colonies
Roger Williams founded the 1st Baptist church in America
Quakers society of friends, originated with the englishman George Fox
Francis Makemie father of American Presbyterianism
Henry Muhlenberg father of American Lutheranism
Morarians most important pietist group in America
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