US HISTORY CHAPTER 2

A religious dissident and mother of 15 children. She began teaching a heretical position called Antinomianism.

Anne Hutchinson

Founder of Georgia that wanted to reform prisoners is

James Oglethorpe

The Toleration Act of 1649 granted liberty to this group while still attracting Protestants.

Catholics

What was the first permanent English settlement in the New World?

Jamestown

The man who dreamed of a "wilderness Zion" in Massachusetts was

John Winthrop

The contact of government drawn up by those on the Mayflower was the

Mayflower Compact

The segment of colonies that reflected the most cultural diversity was the

New England colonies

"Holy Experiment" refers to the state of

Pennsylvania

William Penn is associated with which religious group?

Quakers

Thomas Hooker moved three congregations into the Connecticut River Valley, forming what was called the

River Colony

Which Englishman tried to establish a colony on Roanoke Island?

Sir Walter Raleigh

Sir Anthony Ashley-Cooper is the founder of which colony?

The Carolinas

New York, founded by Henry Hudson began as

a Dutch Settlement

An indenture was

a work contract

The belief that outward obedience to Scripture is unnecessary to show an inner relationship with Christ was called

antinomianism

A colony that was governed by a trade company was a

charter colony

If someone paid for his passage to the New World, the Virginia Company offered him

headrights

A person who transported and settled 50 families to the New World in exchange for large tracts of land is known as

patroon

The settlers from Scrooby, England, who moved to Holland and finally settled in Massachusetts were called the

separatists

"Precious stink" was a description of this first American cash crop

tobacco