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Colonial Massachusetts: “A City Upon a Hill” or Early American Discrimination?

Colonial Massachusetts: “A City Upon a Hill” or Early American Discrimination? . I. Religion in Colonial Massachusetts. Pilgrims & Puritans Protest the Church of England. William Bradford & the Pilgrims Settle at Plymouth (1620).

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Colonial Massachusetts: “A City Upon a Hill” or Early American Discrimination?

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  1. Colonial Massachusetts: “A City Upon a Hill” or Early American Discrimination?

  2. I. Religion in Colonial Massachusetts

  3. Pilgrims & Puritans Protest the Church of England

  4. William Bradford & the Pilgrims Settle at Plymouth (1620)

  5. John Winthrop & The Puritans Create A “City Upon A Hill” (1630) “ For we must consider that we shall be a city upon a hill. The eyes of all people are upon us….”

  6. The Puritan Church is the State: Voting, Laws and the Church

  7. II. The Puritans Punish Non-Believers A. Antinomianism & the Banishment of Anne Hutchinson

  8. B. Quakers & the Hanging of Mary Dyer

  9. The Conversion and Conquest of Native Americans: The Pequot War & Praying Towns

  10. III. Comparing Puritans and Quakers

  11. III. Comparing Puritans and Quakers

  12. III. Comparing Puritans and Quakers

  13. III. Comparing Puritans and Quakers

  14. III. Comparing Puritans and Quakers

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