Chapter 2 quiz 1 reviewChapter 2 quiz 1 review

Settlers came to America for all of the Settlers came to America for all of the

following reasons exceptfollowing reasons except– Religious freedomReligious freedom– RichesRiches– LandLand– To fight in the British imperial armyTo fight in the British imperial army

To fight in the British imperial armyTo fight in the British imperial army

The major differences between The major differences between

Pilgrims and Puritans was overPilgrims and Puritans was over– Obedience to the Roman Catholic Obedience to the Roman Catholic

churchchurch– The issue of baptismThe issue of baptism– Staying in the Anglican churchStaying in the Anglican church– The issue of godly livingThe issue of godly living

Staying in the Anglican ChurchStaying in the Anglican Church

What was the primary motivation for What was the primary motivation for

the settlement of Massachusetts?the settlement of Massachusetts?– Religious freedomReligious freedom– Financial opportunityFinancial opportunity– Reform of debtorsReform of debtors– Political freedomPolitical freedom

Religious freedomReligious freedom

Which was considered a New England Which was considered a New England colony?colony?– DelawareDelaware– New HampshireNew Hampshire– New JerseyNew Jersey– PennsylvaniaPennsylvania

New HampshireNew Hampshire

The Pilgrims left Holland becauseThe Pilgrims left Holland because– The Dutch government banned their The Dutch government banned their

religionreligion– The Dutch culture was harming The Dutch culture was harming

the Pilgrim’s childrenthe Pilgrim’s children– The Pilgrims were facing financial The Pilgrims were facing financial

hardshiphardship– The Pilgrims wanted to separate from The Pilgrims wanted to separate from

the Church of Hollandthe Church of Holland

The Dutch culture was harming The Dutch culture was harming

the Pilgrim’s childrenthe Pilgrim’s children

The Puritan attitude toward the Anglican The Puritan attitude toward the Anglican

church was that they wantedchurch was that they wanted– To separate from the churchTo separate from the church– To be left alone within the churchTo be left alone within the church– To stay in the church and improve itTo stay in the church and improve it– To become the leaders in the churchTo become the leaders in the church

To stay in the church and improve itTo stay in the church and improve it

What was a major reason for the What was a major reason for the

quick growth of Massachusetts?quick growth of Massachusetts?– Mild weatherMild weather– Friendly IndiansFriendly Indians– The Great migrationThe Great migration– Lack of diseaseLack of disease

The Great MigrationThe Great Migration

Which description does not apply Which description does not apply

to the Puritans?to the Puritans?– Holy commonwealthHoly commonwealth– City on a hillCity on a hill– Community of believersCommunity of believers– Separation of church and stateSeparation of church and state

Separation of church and stateSeparation of church and state

Connecticut differed from Massachusetts Connecticut differed from Massachusetts

in that itin that it– Had peace with the IndiansHad peace with the Indians– Did not require church membership for Did not require church membership for

votingvoting– Excluded PuritansExcluded Puritans– Had less attractive landHad less attractive land

Did not require church membership for Did not require church membership for votingvoting

Who was the most significant figure Who was the most significant figure

in the settlement of Connecticut?in the settlement of Connecticut?– William BradfordWilliam Bradford– Cecilius CalvertCecilius Calvert– Thomas HookerThomas Hooker– James OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe

Thomas HookerThomas Hooker

Which phrase best fits Rhode Island?Which phrase best fits Rhode Island?– Settlers originally from VirginiaSettlers originally from Virginia– Haven for religious dissentersHaven for religious dissenters– Policy of religious intolerancePolicy of religious intolerance– Support for the established churchSupport for the established church

Haven for religious dissentersHaven for religious dissenters

Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, Rhode Island, and

New Hampshire allNew Hampshire all– Promoted AntinomianismPromoted Antinomianism– Were started by gold seekersWere started by gold seekers– Were started by settlers from Were started by settlers from

MassachusettsMassachusetts– Promoted religious dissensionPromoted religious dissension

Were started by settlers from Were started by settlers from MassachusettsMassachusetts

What type of colony was governed by a trade What type of colony was governed by a trade company or businesscompany or business

Charter ColonyCharter Colony

Who led a small group of Pilgrims to Who led a small group of Pilgrims to Plymouth on the Mayflower?Plymouth on the Mayflower?

William BradfordWilliam Bradford

What document of self-government did the What document of self-government did the Pilgrims sign when they first arrived in Pilgrims sign when they first arrived in America?America?

Mayflower compactMayflower compact

– AntinomianismAntinomianism– Charter colonyCharter colony– CovenantCovenant– Royal colonyRoyal colony– Great MigrationGreat Migration– HeadrightsHeadrights– IndentureIndenture– Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact– Proprietary colonyProprietary colony– Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

Governed by the appointees of the kingGoverned by the appointees of the king

Proprietary colonyProprietary colony

– AntinomianismAntinomianism– Charter colonyCharter colony– CovenantCovenant– Royal colonyRoyal colony– Great MigrationGreat Migration– HeadrightsHeadrights– IndentureIndenture– Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact– Proprietary colonyProprietary colony– Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

Governed by a trade company or businessGoverned by a trade company or business

Charter colonyCharter colony

– AntinomianismAntinomianism– Charter colonyCharter colony– CovenantCovenant– Royal colonyRoyal colony– Great MigrationGreat Migration– HeadrightsHeadrights– IndentureIndenture– Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact– Proprietary colonyProprietary colony– Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

Controlled directly by the kingControlled directly by the king

Royal colonyRoyal colony

– AntinomianismAntinomianism– Charter colonyCharter colony– CovenantCovenant– Royal colonyRoyal colony– Great MigrationGreat Migration– HeadrightsHeadrights– IndentureIndenture– Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact– Proprietary colonyProprietary colony– Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

Contract that gave land to a colonist in exchange Contract that gave land to a colonist in exchange for laborfor labor

indentureindenture

– AntinomianismAntinomianism– Charter colonyCharter colony– CovenantCovenant– Royal colonyRoyal colony– Great MigrationGreat Migration– HeadrightsHeadrights– IndentureIndenture– Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact– Proprietary colonyProprietary colony– Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

Fifty acres of land for colonists in VirginiaFifty acres of land for colonists in Virginia

headrightsheadrights

– AntinomianismAntinomianism– Charter colonyCharter colony– CovenantCovenant– Royal colonyRoyal colony– Great MigrationGreat Migration– HeadrightsHeadrights– IndentureIndenture– Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact– Proprietary colonyProprietary colony– Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

First document of self-government in AmericaFirst document of self-government in America

Mayflower compactMayflower compact

– AntinomianismAntinomianism– Charter colonyCharter colony– CovenantCovenant– Royal colonyRoyal colony– Great MigrationGreat Migration– HeadrightsHeadrights– IndentureIndenture– Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact– Proprietary colonyProprietary colony– Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

Fifty thousand settlers who came to the New World Fifty thousand settlers who came to the New World in the 1630sin the 1630s

Great MigrationGreat Migration

– AntinomianismAntinomianism– Charter colonyCharter colony– CovenantCovenant– Royal colonyRoyal colony– Great MigrationGreat Migration– HeadrightsHeadrights– IndentureIndenture– Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact– Proprietary colonyProprietary colony– Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

Agreement between God and His peopleAgreement between God and His people

CovenantCovenant

– AntinomianismAntinomianism– Charter colonyCharter colony– CovenantCovenant– Royal colonyRoyal colony– Great MigrationGreat Migration– HeadrightsHeadrights– IndentureIndenture– Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact– Proprietary colonyProprietary colony– Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

First written constitution in AmericaFirst written constitution in America

Fundamental Orders of ConnecticutFundamental Orders of Connecticut

– AntinomianismAntinomianism– Charter colonyCharter colony– CovenantCovenant– Royal colonyRoyal colony– Great MigrationGreat Migration– HeadrightsHeadrights– IndentureIndenture– Mayflower CompactMayflower Compact– Proprietary colonyProprietary colony– Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.

Belief that obedience is not necessary for a proper Belief that obedience is not necessary for a proper relationship to Godrelationship to God

AntinomianismAntinomianism

T/F After 10 years of work, an T/F After 10 years of work, an

indentured servant received only his freedom.indentured servant received only his freedom.

FalseFalse

T/F The Pilgrims were Separatists, not T/F The Pilgrims were Separatists, not Puritans.Puritans.

TrueTrue

T/F Harvard was America’s first college.T/F Harvard was America’s first college.

TrueTrue

– Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson– Roger WilliamsRoger Williams– John WinthropJohn Winthrop

Governor of MassachusettsGovernor of Massachusetts

John WinthropJohn Winthrop

– Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson– Roger WilliamsRoger Williams– John WinthropJohn Winthrop

Banished from Massachusetts for believing in Banished from Massachusetts for believing in separation of church and stateseparation of church and state

Roger WilliamsRoger Williams

– Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson– Roger WilliamsRoger Williams– John WinthropJohn Winthrop

Expelled from Massachusetts for Expelled from Massachusetts for AntinomianismAntinomianism

Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson

– Sir Anthony Ashley-CooperSir Anthony Ashley-Cooper– Peter StuyvesantPeter Stuyvesant– Henry HudsonHenry Hudson– Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson– Peter MinuitPeter Minuit– James OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe– William PennWilliam Penn– Roger WilliamsRoger Williams– John WinthropJohn Winthrop– Cecilius Calvert, Lord BaltimoreCecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore

Explorer of the New York regionExplorer of the New York region

Henry HudsonHenry Hudson

– Sir Anthony Ashley-CooperSir Anthony Ashley-Cooper– Peter StuyvesantPeter Stuyvesant– Henry HudsonHenry Hudson– Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson– Peter MinuitPeter Minuit– James OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe– William PennWilliam Penn– Roger WilliamsRoger Williams– John WinthropJohn Winthrop– Cecilius Calvert, Lord BaltimoreCecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore

Dutch governor who purchased Manhattan Island Dutch governor who purchased Manhattan Island for $24for $24

Peter MinuitPeter Minuit

– Sir Anthony Ashley-CooperSir Anthony Ashley-Cooper– Peter StuyvesantPeter Stuyvesant– Henry HudsonHenry Hudson– Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson– Peter MinuitPeter Minuit– James OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe– William PennWilliam Penn– Roger WilliamsRoger Williams– John WinthropJohn Winthrop– Cecilius Calvert, Lord BaltimoreCecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore

Dutch Governor of New Netherlands who Dutch Governor of New Netherlands who surrendered to the Englishsurrendered to the English

Peter StuyvesantPeter Stuyvesant

– Sir Anthony Ashley-CooperSir Anthony Ashley-Cooper– Peter StuyvesantPeter Stuyvesant– Henry HudsonHenry Hudson– Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson– Peter MinuitPeter Minuit– James OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe– William PennWilliam Penn– Roger WilliamsRoger Williams– John WinthropJohn Winthrop– Cecilius Calvert, Lord BaltimoreCecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore

Quaker who undertook the “Holy Experiment?Quaker who undertook the “Holy Experiment?

William PennWilliam Penn

– Sir Anthony Ashley-CooperSir Anthony Ashley-Cooper– Peter StuyvesantPeter Stuyvesant– Henry HudsonHenry Hudson– Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson– Peter MinuitPeter Minuit– James OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe– William PennWilliam Penn– Roger WilliamsRoger Williams– John WinthropJohn Winthrop– Cecilius Calvert, Lord BaltimoreCecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore

First governor of MarylandFirst governor of Maryland

Cecilius Calvert, Lord BaltimoreCecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore

– Sir Anthony Ashley-CooperSir Anthony Ashley-Cooper– Peter StuyvesantPeter Stuyvesant– Henry HudsonHenry Hudson– Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson– Peter MinuitPeter Minuit– James OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe– William PennWilliam Penn– Roger WilliamsRoger Williams– John WinthropJohn Winthrop– Cecilius Calvert, Lord BaltimoreCecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore

Proprietor of the southern Carolina settlementProprietor of the southern Carolina settlement

Sir Anthony Ashley-CooperSir Anthony Ashley-Cooper

– Sir Anthony Ashley-CooperSir Anthony Ashley-Cooper– Peter StuyvesantPeter Stuyvesant– Henry HudsonHenry Hudson– Anne HutchinsonAnne Hutchinson– Peter MinuitPeter Minuit– James OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe– William PennWilliam Penn– Roger WilliamsRoger Williams– John WinthropJohn Winthrop– Cecilius Calvert, Lord BaltimoreCecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore

Reforming governor of GeorgiaReforming governor of Georgia

James OglethorpeJames Oglethorpe