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Established Church the offical church of a country
Mayflower Compact a document written by the Pilgrims establishing themselves as a political society and setting guidelines for self-government
Persecution mistreatment because of beliefs or practice
Migration the movement of people to one region to another
Religious tolerance respecting and allowing different religeous
Precedent an action or decision that later serves as an example
Town Meeting a local meeting where decions on local issues
Separatist/Saints English protestants who left England to escape persecution they formed there own church's and were punish.
Pilgrims a member of a Puritan Separatist sect that left England in the 1600's to settle in the Americans.
Puritans Protestants who wanted to reform the Church in England
Immigrant a person who moves to another country after leaving his or her homeland.
Dissenter people who disagree with offical oppinions
William Bradford was the leader of the Pilgrims and traveled on the Mayflower. He also was the governor of the Plymouth colony for over 30 years.
Squanto He helped the Pilgrims at Plymouth and he taught them how to fish, farm and hunt. He also arranged a peace treaty with a local chief.
Charles I King of England who raised taxes during hard economic times and he was the head of the church of England and he punished the Puritans. Gave them a charter too.
John Winthrop He was the leader of the Puritans and the governor of Massachusetts Bay colony for over 30 years and the judge for a trial.
Thomas Hooker Established the colony of Connecticut and wrote the Fundamental orders of Connecticut which established freedom for the new world.
Roger Williams He was kicked out of the C and took land and created a colony in Rhode island.
Anne Huthinson She spoke out against John Winthrop and held prayer meetings in he home. She also got kick out the Massachusetts bay colony and fled to Rhode island and helped Roger Williams establish Rhode island
Henry the eight He was the father of Queen Elizibeth and tossed the Catholic Church out of England long before Jamestown got started.
Samoset Can up to the Village and said Hi welcome he new English and was Native American.
Massasoit he was a big cheif in the area of wampanaught indains and nagoshyated the peace treated.
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