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New England Puritans & Pilgrims. Puritans vs. Pilgrims. Puritans – purify Anglican Church Congregationalist Conversions Simplicity. Puritans vs. Pilgrims. Pilgrims Separatists Didn’t believe church could be fixed Migration Holland America. The Pilgrims (1620). Mayflower
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Puritans vs. Pilgrims • Puritans – purify Anglican Church • Congregationalist • Conversions • Simplicity
Puritans vs. Pilgrims • Pilgrims Separatists • Didn’t believe church could be fixed • Migration • Holland • America
The Pilgrims (1620) • Mayflower • Pilgrims <50% of ship, also adventurers & sailors • Intended for VA • Mayflower Compact
MA Bay Co. (1630) • Joint Stock Co – John Winthrop • “City on a Hill” • Capital – Boston • Later absorbed Plymouth
Massachusetts Bay Co. • No separation of church & state • Harsh criminal laws • Restrictive voting • Bans on other religious groups
Great Migration • Religious persecution • Many Puritans (20,000) came to NE • Led by Winthrop (1630s)
Puritan dissidents • Roger Williams • Land acquisition • Religious freedom • Banished RI
Puritan dissidents • Anne Hutchinson • Antinomianism • Trial / Banishment (1636-38) • Went to RI
Puritan dissidents • Thomas Hooker • Universal Christian suffrage • Banished CT • Fundamental Orders of Connecticut • 1st written constitution in America
New Hampshire • Founded by King Charles II (1679) • royal control • Buffer vs. French • population – often run by MA (same governor)
New England Confederation • Military alliance • vs. Natives / Dutch • King Philip’s War • Influence of English Civil War
Native Resistance • Pequot War (1638) • MA/Narragansetts vs. Pequots • Massacre of Pequots • Narragansett reaction
Native Resistance • King Philip’s War (1675-1676) • Metacomet – “King Philip” • Heavy casualties – 25% of colony • Worst % for any American war
Native Resistance • Results • Metacomet • Natives in NE • Relationship with king • American identity