FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT APUSH ID QUIZ 3-4 EXAM

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT APUSH ID QUIZ 3-4 EXAM

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Question 1: Pilgrims

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separatists; worried about children beign raised too "dutchly" left holland on Mayflower 1620 landed in Plymouth MA

Question 2: Quakers

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members of the "Religious Society of Friends" equality of all people, pacifists religious authority is decision of individual (no outside influence) "nice" to indians anti-slavery settled in PA

Question 3: Halfway Covenant

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1662 puritan church policy-allowed partial membership to those not yet converted lessened diff b/w "elect" & regular members women made up larger portion of congregations

Question 4: Thomas Hooker

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boston puritan 1635 brought group of puritans to Hartford, Ct

Question 5: John Calvin

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founded Calvinism (reformed catholicism) "Institutes of a Christian Religion" pub. 1536 believed god was all-knowing all predestined (heaven/hell)

Question 6: William Berkely

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british colonial governor Virginia 1642-52 showed had favorites in 2nd term, led to Bs Reb ruthlessly suppressed rebellion, had poor frontier defense

Question 7: Predestination

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primary tenet of/idea behind calvinism salvation/damnation ordained & unalterable core belief of puritans who settled in 17th century John calvin 1531 created

Question 8: Leisler's Rebellion

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1689-1691 ill-fated bloody insurgency in NYC took place b/w landholders & merchants

Question 9: Calvinism

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set of beliefs puritans followed started by john calvin 1500s-(predestination)

preach:simple worship, strict morals, hard work

created calvinists wanting to practice religion, wars b/w huguenots (fr.calvinists)& catholics tore French Kingdom apart

Question 10: Fundamental Orders

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1639 CT river colony settlers had open mtg & est a constitution made democratic government 1st constitution in colonies beginning for other states' charters & constitutions

Question 11: Roger Williams

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also religious dissenter, also banished by MABC challenged puritan ideas founded Rhode Island, fostered religious toleration

Question 12: covenant

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a binding agreement made by puritans who said the whole purpose of the government was to enforce gods laws applied to EVERYONE (believers or not)

Question 13: Protestant (Work) Ethic

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mid 1600s puritan commitment in which they seriously dwelled on working and pursuing worldly affairs

Question 14: William Penn

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english quaker, persecuted bc Q started "holy experiment" of Pennsylvania- (freedom of worship) "first american advertising man" 1681 got grant to go to new world

Question 15: Mayflower Compact

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1620- contract made by voyagers on mayflower agreeing they would form a simple government where majority ruled 1st step in self-govt in northern colonies

Question 16: freemen

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indentured servants who finished terms of indenture and could live freely on own land

Question 17: Navigation Laws

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1660s eng. restricted colonial trade America could only trade w/ england-no one else

Question 18: Massachusetts Bay Colony

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one of the first settlements in NE, est 1630 mjr puritan colony, became state of MA, originally where Boston is now major trading center, absorbed plym. community

Question 19: William Bradford

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pilgrim- Plymouth elected Governor 30X "of Plymouth Plantation"- conducted experiments in wilderness

Question 20: King Philip II

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King of Spain 1588 sent out spanish armada v england (lost) leader against protestant reformation

Question 21: Patroonship

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vast dutch feudal estates fronting Hudson river early 1600s for promoters who agreed to settle 50 ppl/1

Question 22: Anne Hutchinson

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religious dissenter ideas made intense rel & pol. crisis in MA bay colony(1630s) challenged principles of Gvt & religion-heresy