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BJU US Hist chpt 2

BJU US History chapter 2 test

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3 reasons why settlers came to America Religious freedom, hopes for fortune, land
Major difference between Pilgrims and Puritans Staying with the Anglican church
Primary motivation for settlement in Massachusetts Religious freedom
The Pilgrims left Holland because The Dutch culture was influencing the Pilgrims' children
The Puritans attitude toward the Anglican church was that they wanted to stay in the church and improve it
What was a major reason for the quick growth of Massachusetts The Great Migration
Name the three categories of colonial government. Charter colony, Proprietary colony & Royal colony
Another word for Pilgrims Separatists
What nationality originally settled New York The Dutch
Who founded Antinomianism Anne Hutchinson
What is Antinomianism The belief that obedience is not necessary for a proper relationship to God
What was Americas first college Harvard
Who was the most significant figure in the settlement of Connecticut Thomas Hooker
Connecticut, Rhode Island and New Hampshire all were started by settlers from Massachusetts
Before the English came, New Jersey was settled by Swedes and Dutch
The first self-governing assembly in America was called The House of Burgesses
Roman Catholics found a refuge in the colony of Maryland
The purpose for the settlement of Georgia was protect the colonies from Spain
Who led the small group of Pilgrims to Plymouth on the Mayflower William Bradford
What colony did the Quakers undertake a "Holy Experiment" Pennsylvania
What were the two major crops grown in the Carolinas tobacco and rice
The first written consitution in America was called Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Fifty acres of land for colonists in Virginia was called Headrights
Explorer of the New York region Henry Hudson
The Quaker who undertook the 'Holy Experiment' William Penn
A Proprietary colony is governed by appointees of the king
A Charter colony is governed by a trade company of business
A Royal colony is controlled directly by a king
Which section of the colonies had the greatest cultural diversity The Middle colonies
Is Conneticut a Middle Colony, New England Colony or Southern Colony New England Colony
Is Pennsylvania a Middle Colony, New England Colony or Southern Colony Middle Colony
Is Maryland a Middle Colony, New England Colony or Southern Colony Southern
This person was banished from Massachusetts for believing in separation of church and state Roger Williams
This peron was the proprietor of the southern Carolina settlement Sir Anthony Ashley-Cooper
The governor of Massachusetts John Winthrop
The first governor of Maryland Cecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore
The Dutch governor of New Netherland who surrendered to the English Peter Stuyvesant
The Dutch governor who purchased Manhatan Island for $24 worth of cloth and trinkets from the Native Americans Peter Minuit
A contract that gave land to a colonist in exchange for labor is called Indenture
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