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1 Settling the Northern Colonies, Chapter 3
2 New England Colonies, 1650
3 Protestant Reformation Produces Puritanism Luther Bible is source of God s word Calvin Predestination King Henry VIII Wants to get divorced Puritans Purification of English Christianity Poor woolen districts Unhappy with slow progress of P.R. Seek to separate - Separatists King James I threatens Separatists Viewed separation as rebuke of his power
4 Pilgrims End Their Pilgrimage at Plymouth Escape Dutchification Were to live under Virginia Charter Missed Virginia, landed in Plymouth Mayflower Compact Self-government Majority rule Tough winter, Thanksgiving story Religious-minded colony (Extreme) William Bradford
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6 Bay Colony Bible Commonwealth 1629 Charles I dismisses Parliament anti-puritan persecutions begin Massachusetts Bay Company 20,000 migrate to Mass. (Boston) Biggest & most influential in New England John Winthrop City upon a hill
7 Land Division in Sudbury, MA:
8 Building the Bay Colony Franchise extended to freemen (40%) Gov t enforced God s law Taxes paid for church Church dominated gov t and lives Supported separation of church and state Protestant ethic Strong devotion to work & worldly assets Repressive laws
9 Trouble in the Bible Commonwealth Quakers challenge Puritan clergy Anne Hutchinson Saved don t need to follow laws Banished for heresy (direct revelation) Traveled to R.I., killed in N.Y. by Indians Roger Williams Challenged treatment of Indians and Church s civil authority
10 Rhode Island Sewer Established Baptist church Freedom of religion Suffrage for all men (later amended) Populated by other outcasts and dissenters Little in common with one another Largely independent-minded Charter legalized in 1644
11 New England Spreads Out Colonists move into Connecticut Fertile land (Hartford) Fundamental Orders Constitution New Haven established as ultra-puritan Housed judges who condemned Charles I Charter granted New Haven to Hartford New Hampshire established for fishing & trading Absorbed by MBC, separated by royal charter
12 Puritans Versus Indians Epidemic leaves land ripe for Pilgrims Squanto translates for Wampanoag Massasoit signs peace treaty with Pilgrims Thanksgiving Pequot War Violence erupts between expanding colonists & Pequot Indians Metacom (King Philip) unites Indians & attacks Successful but ultimately defeated Slowed westward movement
13 A Pequot Village Destroyed, 1637
14 Seeds of Colonial Unity & Independence 1634 New England Confederation Each colony received two votes Handled colonial business Puritan (MBC, Plymouth, 2 Connecticut) Era of benign neglect England consumed w/ internal problems Charles II restores royal rule over colonies Grants charters to CT, RI, and revokes MBC
15 Andros Promotes 1 st American Revolution 1686 Dominion of New England N.E., N.Y., and N.J. Promote defense, tightened Navigation Laws Increased smuggling Sir Andros crushes rights Glorious Revolution prompts colonists to rebel (Andros ousted) Mass. Placed under royal control All men given suffrage Salutary neglect crown weakens grip More English officials still remained in power
16 Old Netherlanders at New Netherland DEIC Henry Hudson finds Hudson Bay DWEIC Settles Hudson River Buys Manhattan from Indians New Amsterdam company town Aristocratic
17 Friction w/ English & Swedish Neighbors Indians retaliate & wall built (Wall Street) N.E. disliked N.N. but Mass. Vetoed action Swedish colony on Delaware River Defeated and absorbed by N.N.
18 Dutch Residues in New York Charles II grants Hudson area to Duke of York Dutch surrender to English N.A. becomes N.Y. English governors granted land to favorites Discouraged European immigrants Dutch left indelible mark City names, customs, etc.
19 Penn s Holy Experiment in Pennsylvania Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) Refused to support Anglican Church Anti-war 1681 Penn gets land for Quaker refuge Sent advertisements to get colonists
20 Quaker Pennsylvania & its Neighbors Peaceful w/ Indians & tolerant of all Others migrated in & started trouble w/ Indians (Scots-Irish) Representative assembly Freedom of religion (Catholics or Jews) No defenses Large exports Very wealthy and populous N.J. and Delaware (De La Warr) sprang up in the East w/ Quakers as citizens
21 Middle Way in the Middle Colonies MC = NY, NJ, DE, and PA Fertile land = Large grain exports Fur trade via rivers Seaports & commerce Ethnically mixed Intermediate sized land grants Religious toleration Democracy (economic, social, and gov t)
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