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Journal 1/18. Open to page 47. What was life like in Jamestown under John Smith rule? How did he both make peace and war with the Powhatans? Note: I am going to randomly call on you to answer this question…be prepared. Plymouth Colony. 1 st Northern colony Near present day Boston
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Journal 1/18 Open to page 47. What was life like in Jamestown under John Smith rule? How did he both make peace and war with the Powhatans? Note: I am going to randomly call on you to answer this question…be prepared.
Plymouth Colony • 1st Northern colony • Near present day Boston • William Bradford is founder/leader • Was its own colony from 1620-1691 when it became part of Massachusetts Bay Colony • 1st Thanksgiving (53)
“A City Upon a Hill” • Massachusetts Bay Colony (1630) • Founder is John Winthrop • Winthrop called the colony a “City Upon a Hill” b/c: he wanted the colony to be an example • Mass. General Court: elected legislature • The Great Migration: 1620-43 20,000 ppl came to MBC
Connecticut • In the MBC Church & State were not separated. • Thomas Hooker is a minister who: wanted to keep religion and politics separate • Fundamental Orders of Connecticut is: the countries 1st written constitution It did 2 things (1) Expands voting rights (2) separates church and state
Rhode Island • Roger Williams also leaves Massachusetts & establishes Rhode Island • He believed 2 things (1) Separation of church and gov’t (2) Paying for land • Most tolerant colony of other northern colonies
New Hampshire • Anne Hutchinson was a woman who believed: everyone should be able to read the Bible w/o a preacher • She is banished from MBC: this was a very radical idea • Lives in Rhode Island for a time • Later a family member forms: A new, tolerant, colony • NH starts as a RoyalColony which means: it’s under the direct control of the king
Life in New England • Public education starts: in this region • Colonial Gov’t was: elected and very important • Native relations change for 2 reasons • Natives have guns • Colonists don’t need: as much help from Native Amers. anymore • Pequot War: (56) • King Philip’s War: (56)