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New England COlonies

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Anne Hutchinson -a deeply religious member of the Boston Congregation, who publicly criticized the clergy for judging the prospective church members on the Basis of ?good works,? a Catholic standard from salvation that Protestants had criticized the Reformation. -She undermined the clergy?s spiritual authority over the people -She led other women in discussions of ministers? sermons, and asserted her own opinions by including men in the meetings. Roger Williams -A separatist minister who arrived to the New England colonies in 1631. He aroused elite anxieties by advocating the complete separation of the Church and State, and religious toleration. James Oglethorpe -Moved to Georgia, and lived there for 10 yrs, where he attempted to foster a religiously tolerant/ slave-free colony.

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Difference between Colonies Northern Colonies Middle Colonies Southern Colonies The north and south were bound by a common language and allegiance to England but couldn?t be more different Clean water and cool temperatures contributed to a healthier environment than the south Colonists in the north had ten more years in their life expectancy than if they were living in England (an average of seventy years) New Englanders tended to migrate as a family compared to individuals in the south New England, staked out by mainly Puritans, showed the least ethnical diversity Religion shaped the early settlements Laws of Puritan New England sought to protect marriages Divorce, abandonment, and adultery were very rare

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New England COlonies

?PAGE ? ? PAGE ?3? New England Development of New England PURITANS Puritan Beliefs Concept of individual operating freely as possible Purify the church?stripping down Stressed work as primary way of serving god (made all people equal) Work ethic: banish idleness, discipline and hard work Organized into religious congregations which settled in towns Assumed authority/responsibility for coercing and controlling ?unconverted? people around them Unity demanded limits on the accumulation of wealth, and transcended individual ambitions or accomplishments Relationship with England Parliament instrument of Puritan Voice Star Chamber persecuted Puritans => led to increase migration Colonial Political Development and Imperial Reorganization Colonial Political Structures

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