Types of governments Southern colonies have a central government. New England colonies have governments. Had town hall meetings. Puritans Intolerant of others. witch trials. Separation of church and state. Half way covenant. Permission to go by some of the to be a member of the church. Great awakening Led by Johnathan Edwards. Fiery sermon. Separatist Wanted to separate from the puritans. Roger Williams left Massachusetts and started colony of Rhode Island. Ann Hutchinson helped start Rhode Island and Connecticut. Relationships between puritans and colonists. Started out good because of King Phillip (Metacom) Learned English culture. Fighting begins. Puritans brutal fighters. Captured King Phillip and quartered him. Indians move west to Great Lakes area and New England towns expand. New York Settled by Dutch. Dutch emphasized trade. were not fighters. Duke of York Claimed New York as his family’s land. Dutch surrendered New York to the duke. Pennsylvania Founded by William Penn. Quaker religion. Philadelphia strong hold of revolutionary supporters. A tolerant colony Accepted different religions.
Types of governments Southern colonies have a central government. New England colonies have governments. Had town hall meetings. Puritans Intolerant of others. witch trials. Separation of church and state. Half way covenant. Permission to go by some of the to be a member of the church. Great awakening Led by Johnathan Edwards. Fiery sermon. Separatist Wanted to separate from the puritans. Roger Williams left Massachusetts and started colony of Rhode Island. Ann Hutchinson helped start Rhode Island and Connecticut. Relationships between puritans and colonists. Started out good because of King Phillip (Metacom) Learned English culture. Fighting begins. Puritans brutal fighters. Captured King Phillip and quartered him. Indians move west to Great Lakes area and New England towns expand. New York Settled by Dutch. Dutch emphasized trade. were not fighters. Duke of York Claimed New York as his family’s land. Dutch surrendered New York to the duke. Pennsylvania Founded by William Penn. Quaker religion. Philadelphia strong hold of revolutionary supporters. A tolerant colony Accepted different religions.
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