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Who Founded the Colonies
and Why?Unit 4, Lesson 2
By Mr. Casey
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Agenda
• Vocabulary
• Unit 4, Lesson 2 - Who Founded the Colonies and Why?
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Separatists• (noun) a group of people from
England who wanted to separate themselves from the Church of England
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persecution• (noun) unjust treatment
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pilgrim• (noun) a person who travels to a place
for religious reasons
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Puritan• (noun) a person from England who
wanted to improve the Church of England
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dissenter• (noun) a person whose views are
different from those of his or her leaders
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Lesson 2- ColoniesCorporate Colonies
*Control of land and settlers was given to a business (Virginia Company, Massachusetts Bay Company)
Proprietary Colonies*Control of land and settlers was given to a proprietor or group of proprietors (North Carolina, South Carolina, and Maryland)
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Lesson 2- ColoniesRoyal Colonies
*Control of land and settlers stayed with the monarch (king) and was run through officials
By 1752 monarchs had changed most of the colonies into Royal Colonies:
Virginia, New York, New Jersey,Massachusetts, New Hampshire, North Carolina, South Carolina
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Lesson 2- The PuritansPURITANS - called Puritans because they believed in a pure church. They were happy to break away from the
Catholic church, but still weren’t happy with the Church of England. It wasn’t
pure enough.
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Lesson 2- The PuritansPURITANS - received a charter from Charles I, King of England. Created the Massachusetts Bay
Company and in 1630 settled Massachusetts. They were led by
John Winthrop.
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Lesson 2- The PuritansPURITANS - in
ten years the population of the Massachusetts
colony goes from 700 to more than
20,000
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Lesson 2- The PuritansPURITANS - They wanted to follow
the bible 100%. They wanted to create a community that was an
example for the world.They escaped religious persecution but they created a new community
that didn’t tolerate any other religions.
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Lesson 2- The PuritansWhy are the Puritans important?
1. Created a system of self-government (every man could vote)2. Church leaders were most important people in society but they didn’t create laws (separation of church and state...kind of)3. Valued Education (Harvard & Public Education)4. 1641 -Made slavery legal
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Puritan Dissenters• Roger Williams - a well liked Puritan
teacher. He preached that the Puritan government was not separate from the church. He wanted true separation of church and state, and freedom of religion. The Puritans kicked him out. He moved to present day Rhode Island and started the town of Providence in 1636.
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Puritan Dissenters• Ann Hutchinson - a popular Puritan
woman. She held bible meetings and began preaching against many of the stricter Puritan laws (like religious intolerance and interpreting the bible). She wanted freedom of religion. She was tried by a jury and kicked out of the colony. She co-founded Portsmouth, Rhode Island.
"You have stepped out of your place, you have rather been a husband than a wife, a preacher than a hearer, and a magistrate than a subject."
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Puritan Dissenters• Thomas Hooker - a great speaker and
respected Puritan, he disagreed with John Cotton, the leader of the Puritan community. In 1636 he founded Hartford and the colony of Connecticut. He helped create the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut (considered to be the first written constitution).
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Puritan Dissenters