Chapter 3 - Settling in the Northern Colonies

A place that attracted a variety of people from all classes, races, and religions

________ claimed went to Delaware and New York Bay and claimed area for the Netherlands.

________ attracted people of all types and races.

________ claimed that a holy life wasnt a sure sign of salvation and those that were truly saved didnt need to obey the law of God or man.

Led a group of Puritans west into Connecticut

Was absorbed by Massachusetts in 1623 and New Hampshire was also absorbed into Massachusetts in 1641

Was created to strengthen colonial defense against Indians in 1686

Gave modern day New York to his brother, the Duke of York in 1664

Was elected governor for 19 years

The ________ was only for murder and treason.

________ received a new charter in 1691.

Meant that those that are going to either Heaven or Hell have already been determined by God

Merged with the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1691

________ led to the Protestant Reformation.

Was a radical idealist badgered by fellow clergymen to sever ties with Church of England

________ received a royal charter from england in 1629, which allowed them to settle in the New World.

In England, in the 1930s, King ________ broke ties with the Holy Roman Catholic Church.

In 1517, ________ nailed his 95 Theses to the door of the Wittenberg Cathedral.

Produced Puritanism

________ were influenced to completely reform the church of England.

Were adult males who belonged to Puritan congregations (two-fifths of the male population)

Was the head of the Dominion of New England

Settlers of the ________ drafted a document called the Fundamental Orders in an open meeting in 1639.

Advocated for Calvinism which emphasized "predestination"

Was founded in 1638 and was gradually merged into Connecticut

________ was revoked in 1684.

Embraced the Quaker Faith and managed to secure a large grant of fertile land from the King in 1681

Were the middle way between the southern plantation states and New England

Was founded in 1635

Was a company town run for and by the Dutch company

Philadelphia, a city in ________ was more carefully planned than most cities.

Instated William and Mary as the monarchs and led to the Dominion of New England collapsing