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| Puritan that began Rhode Island and Providence plantations for religious escape to America |
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| 1st monarch of England to reform catholicism into the Church Of England |
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| Monarch after Henry VIII that supported Church Of England |
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| Monarch after Elizabeth I that supported catholicism (protestans were jailed for beliefs) |
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| Monarch after James I that was Catholic. dissolved parliament and jailed protestants |
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| Puritans that escaped England for religious freedom (puritans). First went to Holland, then America (New England) |
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| 1st leader of Plymouth colony in Massachusetts |
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| 1st leader of the Massachusetts Bay Colony (owned by joint stock company) |
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| Founder of Calvinism. Believed in pre- destination. |
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| People that act saintly and go to church are thought of as living saints. |
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| Excommunicated from Church for teaching her own interpretation of Puritanism |
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| Anne Hutchinson's followers |
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| Another person that taught own interpretation of Puritanism and was excommunicated for heresy |
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| believed god spoke to people individually rather than through "the holy people" such as priests |
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| Owner of land known as Pennsylvania. only single house legislature |
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| Catholic Monarch of England that produced a Catholic hier causing tension that caused him to flee England during the Glorious Revolution |
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| American colonist, helped create Huguenot society and led Leisler's rebellion in New York. |
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| Belief that Catholic church was completely corrupt and wanted to reform even more. Supported Church of England |
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| England created a separate, reformed church from Catholocism and the Pope called the Church of England |
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| document used to describe the supremecy of civil laws of the English Church |
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| Church of England/Anglicanism |
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| Official Church of England that united all citizend under 1 Church and was reformed from Catholocism |
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| Sect of Puritans that believed best reformation was achieved by escaping England |
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| Document stating rules of civilization, laws, etc. for Plymouth Colony |
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| Colony of separatists in Masachusetts that continued reformation in New England |
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| A charter (journey via sailing ships) granted by the Monarch |
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| Massachusetts Bay Company |
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| Joint stock company sent to Massachusetts to colonize |
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| Belief that god pre-determined who went to heaven |
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| State legislature of Massachusetts |
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| Meetings concerning church and civil matters |
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| Meetings concerning church and civil matters |
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| Belief that promises eternal life for all people who are forgiven for sin by Christ |
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| Pious civil war that caused Puritanism to dominate England |
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| children and grand-children of church members could be baptized in church if promised to follow creed and covenant |
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| Huge War between English colonists and Indians that caused colonists to lose a lot of land and authority in America |
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| Battle that led to the overthrow of King James II |
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| Dominion used to enforce the Navigation Acts in the English colonies |
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