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Dissents in Massachusetts Bay

Vocabulary terms:

One who is strict in his religon or moral

Puritans

Doctrine

Bibilical

Incapable of being avoided or prevented

Something that is taught, and important

Contained in the bible

Inevitably

Vocabulary terms:

Unbelivable

Unfathomable

Sermon

Predestination

Damination

The largest measurement minus the smallest measurement.

The divine foreordaining of all that will happen, especially with regard to the salvation of some not others

Condemnation to eternal punishment in hell

Vocabulary Terms:

Deliverence from sin and its consequences by christians to be brought by faith in crist

Salvation

Anarchary

A state of disorder due to absence or non recognition of athortiy

Dissents

Hold or express opinions that are at variance with thoose previously,commonly, or officially expressed

Main Idea

Later, the Indians founded Rhode Island for religious freedom.Roger Williams had a similar incident, he believed in religious freedom. This started controversy with the puritans who believe they only have one fate.Minister Roger Williams was also banished. Later, the Indians founded Rhode Island for religious freedom.

Anne Hutchinson was a deeply religious woman who once spoke her mind. She believed that “ If god has predetermined for me salvation or damnation how can any behavior of mine change my fate?” This was a threat to the puritan experiment causing her to be banished from Massachusetts Bay in 1637. Minister Roger Williams was also banished.

Anne Hutchinson

Anne Hutchinson was originally from Alford, England, but she and her family moved to Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1634. She wished to be allowed freedom of thought, but instead she was governed by the strict beliefs of the Puritans. She later started a women’s club at her home, expressing her own views on the Puritan church. These meetings were seen as a threat, and it caused her to be banished to Rhode Island Colony in 1638.

(1591, United Kingdom- 1643, New Netherland)

John Winthrop

John Winthrop was from Suffolk, England, and he later led the Puritans founding Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630. Back in England, the Puritans were under threat because of their beliefs after Charles I became king, so Winthrop decided to to start a religious-based government in the “New World”. He developed the Cambridge Agreement allowing the immigration of Puritans and permitting them to take charge of their own government. He was forced to banish Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson from the colony in 1636.

(1587, United Kingdom - 1649, Boston MA

Roger Williams

Roger Williams was originally from London, England. He became a Puritan when studying at Cambridge Grammar School. He and his family decided to leave England and sail to Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1631. There, they could worship freely as Williams believed in religious freedom. He was banished from the colony in 1635 because of his teachings and beliefs. He traveled south to Rhode Island Colony and later founded Providence, the capital.

(1603, United Kingdom - Providence RI)