- colonists' first year in the new world - not a lot to do in the new world - settlers would become depressed - very harsh first winter

- colonists were scared of becoming savages by influence of all the forests - also by the influence of the native americans - they formed a rigid society to combat this

- Those colonists/pilgrims who believed that associating with the old world and its church at all would bring corruption - disregarded European church traditions - believed the new world was a chance for a new start

- Believed in the corruption of the european church but thought it could be saved - the new world was a chance to set an example to europe, to be a role model on how things should be done.

- of the Massachusetts Bay Colony - Thought Non-Separatists were corrupt as the Church was - relations with native Americans - argued that all land claims were baseless - was banished for his beliefs - makes a new colony with total religious freedom.

- of the Massachusetts Bay colony - claimed she could physically see a persons aura and tell if they were sinners or not - challenged the very foundation of the colony and Christianity itself - very controversial figure - got banished

- idea that believers are allowed to sin because only Belief in God is required to be saved

The Salem Witch Trials

- children start accusing adult women of being witches - women also accused other women - usually older accusing newer settlers - driven by a fear of change and new things - native americans were blamed of being witches and teaching children voodoo

- The people who most wanted to go into the new world were poorer off - sponsors pay for someone's trip to the new world in return that they would work for them - Indentured servants were to work for 7 years or until they turned 21.

- slavery fell out of favor after the renaissance - slavery as punishment for criminals, to pay off depts - people were not born into slavery - slavery also wasn't a race issue

Slavery in the New World

- slavery became very necessary to manage all the farms and agriculture - slavery was justified by the fact that Africans weren't Christian, and they were uncivilized - rights of Africans in the new world slowly started getting ripped away.

- slaves were treated as cargo so they would be packed in the ship so tightly ignoring any needs of theirs - many died, most from suffocation but also, sickness, starvation, and murder.

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Colonial Experiences

Term	Definition
Seasoning	- colonists' first year in the new world - not a lot to do in the new world - settlers would become depressed - very harsh first winter
Threats to Civility	- colonists were scared of becoming savages by influence of all the forests - also by the influence of the native americans - they formed a rigid society to combat this
Separatists	- Those colonists/pilgrims who believed that associating with the old world and its church at all would bring corruption - disregarded European church traditions - believed the new world was a chance for a new start
Non-Separatists	- Believed in the corruption of the european church but thought it could be saved - the new world was a chance to set an example to europe, to be a role model on how things should be done.
Roger Williams	- of the Massachusetts Bay Colony - Thought Non-Separatists were corrupt as the Church was - relations with native Americans - argued that all land claims were baseless - was banished for his beliefs - makes a new colony with total religious freedom.
Anne Hutchinson	- of the Massachusetts Bay colony - claimed she could physically see a persons aura and tell if they were sinners or not - challenged the very foundation of the colony and Christianity itself - very controversial figure - got banished
Antinomianism	- idea that believers are allowed to sin because only Belief in God is required to be saved
The Salem Witch Trials	- children start accusing adult women of being witches - women also accused other women - usually older accusing newer settlers - driven by a fear of change and new things - native americans were blamed of being witches and teaching children voodoo
Indentured Servitude	- The people who most wanted to go into the new world were poorer off - sponsors pay for someone's trip to the new world in return that they would work for them - Indentured servants were to work for 7 years or until they turned 21.
Slavery in Europe	- slavery fell out of favor after the renaissance - slavery as punishment for criminals, to pay off depts - people were not born into slavery - slavery also wasn't a race issue
Slavery in the New World	- slavery became very necessary to manage all the farms and agriculture - slavery was justified by the fact that Africans weren't Christian, and they were uncivilized - rights of Africans in the new world slowly started getting ripped away.
The Middle Passage	- slaves were treated as cargo so they would be packed in the ship so tightly ignoring any needs of theirs - many died, most from suffocation but also, sickness, starvation, and murder.

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