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| Cultures that make up America's Family Tree | Native Americans, Spanish, English, Africans |
| Early American Civilizations wiped out by Spanish by 1550 | Aztecs, Incas, Mayas |
| Reasons Spaniards explored America | Adventure, Gold, Convert Christians |
| Reasons English came to America | Land, Good Wages, Religious Freedom |
| Leader of Jamestown Colony | John Smith |
| Leader of Plymouth Colony | William Bradford |
| Leader of Massachusetts Bay Colony | John Winthrop |
| Pilgrims | Separatists who left the church |
| Puritans | Remained in the church and attempted to reform it. |
| Sources of information about early everyday Puritan Life | artifacts, court records, portraits, diaries, inventories |
| Age at which Puritan children became subject to rigid discipline of Puritan life | Seven (7) |
| Age at which Puritans became legally responsible for thier actions | Sixteen (16) |
| Contributions of Puritans to contemporary America | Work Ethic, System of Laws, Responsibility to Community |
| The only source of God's law, according to the Puritans | The Bible |
| The belief that God decided ahead of time who would be saved and who would be damned | Predestination |
| A government that is ordered or structured around the church with God as the leader | Theocracy |
| Started a colony in Rhode Island based on separation of church & state | Rober & Mary Williams |
| Puritan banishe for spreading the idea that each individual had personal relationship with God | Anne Hutchinson |
| Hanged for Quaker belief that all people were equally important to God | Mary Dyer |
| First Poet in America | Anne Bradstreet |
| Preached that God was angry and vengeful | Jonathan Edwards |
| Terms of the agreement between Indians & settlers in "Of Plymouth Plantation" | Not to injure each other, restore stolen articles to each other, help each other in times of war |
| Ballad written in the 1600s to a husband or lover leaving for America | "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean" |
| Ballad that exaggerates riches to be found in the New World | "I'm Goin' to A-merry-ca" |
| Edwards compares sinners to these two creatures | Spiders and Snakes |
