NEW ENGLAND: Story with Quiz to follow

1. NEW ENGLAND: Story with Quiz to follow

2. New England was settled by ________ seeking freedom from _________ persecution in Europe. They formed a “______ _________” based on the principles of the _______ Compact and Puritan religious beliefs. New England’s colonial society was based on _________ standing. In other words, leaders in the _______ were also leaders in government and society. To make decisions, the Puritans practiced a form of ______ democracy through _____ ________. All male church members could vote.

3. New England was settled by Puritansseeking freedom from _________ persecution in Europe. They formed a “______ _________” based on the principles of the _______ Compact and Puritan religious beliefs. New England’s colonial society was based on _________ standing. In other words, leaders in the _______ were also leaders in government and society. To make decisions, the Puritans practiced a form of ______ democracy through _____ ________. All male church members could vote.

4. New England was settled by Puritansseeking freedom from religiouspersecution in Europe. They formed a “______ _________” based on the principles of the _______ Compact and Puritan religious beliefs. New England’s colonial society was based on _________ standing. In other words, leaders in the _______ were also leaders in government and society. To make decisions, the Puritans practiced a form of ______ democracy through _____ ________. All male church members could vote.

5. New England was settled by Puritansseeking freedom from religiouspersecution in Europe. They formed a “ covenant community“ based on the principles of the _______ Compact and Puritan religious beliefs. New England’s colonial society was based on _________ standing. In other words, leaders in the _______ were also leaders in government and society. To make decisions, the Puritans practiced a form of ______ democracy through _____ ________. All male church members could vote.

6. New England was settled by Puritansseeking freedom from religiouspersecution in Europe. They formed a “ covenant community“ based on the principles of the MayflowerCompact and Puritan religious beliefs. New England’s colonial society was based on _________ standing. In other words, leaders in the _______ were also leaders in government and society. To make decisions, the Puritans practiced a form of ______ democracy through _____ ________. All male church members could vote.

7. New England was settled by Puritansseeking freedom from religiouspersecution in Europe. They formed a “ covenant community“ based on the principles of the MayflowerCompact and Puritan religious beliefs. New England’s colonial society was based on religious standing. In other words, leaders in the _______ were also leaders in government and society. To make decisions, the Puritans practiced a form of ______ democracy through _____ ________. All male church members could vote.

8. New England was settled by Puritansseeking freedom from religiouspersecution in Europe. They formed a “ covenant community“ based on the principles of the MayflowerCompact and Puritan religious beliefs. New England’s colonial society was based on religious standing. In other words, leaders in the churchwere also leaders in government and society. To make decisions, the Puritans practiced a form of ______ democracy through _____ ________. All male church members could vote.

9. New England was settled by Puritansseeking freedom from religiouspersecution in Europe. They formed a “ covenant community“ based on the principles of the MayflowerCompact and Puritan religious beliefs. New England’s colonial society was based on religious standing. In other words, leaders in the churchwere also leaders in government and society. To make decisions, the Puritans practiced a form of directdemocracy through _____ ________. All male church members could vote.

10. New England was settled by Puritansseeking freedom from religiouspersecution in Europe. They formed a “ covenant community“ based on the principles of the MayflowerCompact and Puritan religious beliefs. New England’s colonial society was based on religious standing. In other words, leaders in the churchwere also leaders in government and society. To make decisions, the Puritans practiced a form of directdemocracy through town meetings. All male church members could vote. CONT...

11. The Puritans grew increasingly intolerant of __________ who challenged their belief in the connection between religion and government. ______ _______ was founded by dissenters ________ persecution by Puritans in Massachusetts. CONT…

12. The Puritans grew increasingly intolerant ofdissenters who challenged their belief in the connection between religion and government. ______ _______ was founded by dissenters ________ persecution by Puritans in Massachusetts. CONT…

13. The Puritans grew increasingly intolerant ofdissenters who challenged their belief in the connection between religion and government. Rhode Islandwas founded by dissenters ________ persecution by Puritans in Massachusetts. CONT…

14. The Puritans grew increasingly intolerant ofdissenters who challenged their belief in the connection between religion and government. Rhode Islandwas founded by dissenters fleeingpersecution by Puritans in Massachusetts. CONT…

15. Although the Puritans were most interested in __________, they also sought __________ opportunity. The New England colonies developed an economy based on ___________, _________, ___________, _____________, and eventually ____________. The colonies prospered, reflecting the Puritans strong belief in the values of hard work and _______ (a careful management of money and possessions.)

16. Although the Puritans were most interested inreligion, they also sought __________ opportunity. The New England colonies developed an economy based on ___________, _________, ___________, _____________, and eventually ____________. The colonies prospered, reflecting the Puritans strong belief in the values of hard work and _______ (a careful management of money and possessions.)

17. Although the Puritans were most interested inreligion, they also sought economic opportunity. The New England colonies developed an economy based on ___________, _________, ___________, _____________, and eventually ____________. The colonies prospered, reflecting the Puritans strong belief in the values of hard work and _______ (a careful management of money and possessions.)

18. Although the Puritans were most interested inreligion, they also sought economic opportunity. The New England colonies developed an economy based on shipbuilding, fishing, lumbering , subsistence farming, and eventually manufacturing. The colonies prospered, reflecting the Puritans strong belief in the values of hard work and _______ (a careful management of money and possessions.)

19. Although the Puritans were most interested inreligion, they also sought economic opportunity. The New England colonies developed an economy based on shipbuilding, fishing, lumbering , subsistence farming, and eventually manufacturing. The colonies prospered, reflecting the Puritans strong belief in the values of hard work and thrift(a careful management of money and possessions.)

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