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Roanoke Colony (Lost Colony)

- disappeared during the Anglo-Spanish War

Jamestown Colony

- first permanent English colony


- done by the Virginia Company of London


- capital of Virginia

The "Mayflower"

- transported the first English Separatists --> Pilgrims


- from England

Mayflower Compact

- first governing document of the Plymoth Colony


- social contract --> consented to rules for the sake of order and survival

John Winthrop - "A Model of Christian Charity" / "City Upon a Hill"

- speech to settlers en route to Massachusetts Bay Colony


- American exceptionalism

"Great Migration" - Massachusetts Bay Colony

- Puritan migration to the New World --> Massachusetts


- came in family groups


- motivated by freedom of religion

Puritan Society

- sought to "purify" the Church of England


- very strict with maintaining their own teachings and laws


- "The Scarlet Letter"

Roger Williams - Rhode Island

- expelled by the Puritans from Massachusetts Bay Colony --> spreading "new and dangerous" ideas


- began a settlement in Rhode Island

Anne Hutchinson

- at odds with Puritan ideology


- tried, convicted, and banished

Pequot Indian War

- Pequot Tribe vs. Massachusetts Bay Colony


- defeated the Pequot --> killed, enslaved, sold

Half-Way Covenant

- second generation settlers --> religious piety, material things

King Philip's War

- between Indians in NE and English colonists


- last major effort to drive out English colonists

Salem Witchcraft Hysteria

- accused people of witchcraft --> executions


- Puritans in Massachusetts Bay Colony


- "The Crucible"

William III - commissions Captain William Kidd to hunt and capture other pirates

Queen Anne's War

- second series of French and Indian Wars for control of the continent

First Great Awakening

- deep personal revelation about religion --> pulled away from ritual, ceremony, hierarchy, etc.