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Chapter 3

American History

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New England towns were usually governed by Adult male property owners at a town meeting
Why were religious dissenters so frequently persecuted in late 16th century and early 17th century European nations like England? Religion was a state matter
Primary factors dictating how quickly English colonists adopted African slavery included The need for plantation laborers and availability of slaves at a good price
The Swiss Protestant Reformer John Calvin Believed God ordained who would be saved even before they were born
The survival of the Plymouth colony was made possible by Assistance from friendly Indians
One way New Englanders differed from Chesapeake colonists was that they Migrated as families rather than as individuals
How did Puritans understand Religious dissent? As a replay of original sin
The House of Burgesses was the first Elected representative government in the New World
Roger Williams advocated Separation of Church and State
English men and women from the lowest ranks of society who agreed to work in exchange for their passage money to the colonies were known as Indentured servants
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