New England Colonies

In 1644, the general court became a two-house, or _________, legislature.

The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut made the government more __________?

It was believed that a witch could not 

Male church members were the only ones who were allowed to _____.

The Mayflower Compact was one of the first attempts at ____ ________ in the English Colonies. 

The feast that the Pilgrims and the Wompanoag Tribe shared became known as the first __________

All of these were a skilled trade except:

A group of Puritans and merchants formed the _______ ___ _______

Squanto helped the pilgrims _______ ______ and also introduced them to _________ ________. 

What was the first college in the colonies?

Where did the colonist get their oil for lighting?

The woman who was banished from the colony for questioning the teachings of local ministers ___

On November 21, 1620, 41 of the male passengers signed the ________ compact.

Who wrote the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut in 1639?

Who said "More weight" before they were crushed to death for not confessing to being a witch?

Who was the minister in Salem Village?

John Winthrop served as the colony's first __________. 

The Mayflower left from England on ______ __, ____. 

The New England colonies relied on ________?

In what town did the witch trials of 1692 take place?

The Puritans brought large amounts of ______ and ________ with them. 

The young people who learned skills were called ___________?

Politics and _______ were closely linked in Puritan New England.

Some of the women's roles in the colony included ......

In March 1621, a Native American named ________ walked boldly into the colonist’s settlement. 

A protestant group called the _______ wanted to reform the Anglican Church

The most vital products traded in the New England Colonies were?

________, ________, and ________ problems in England led to the Great Migration

The Pilgrim's also offered some education to _________ _________. 

In Plymouth, women had ______ rights than they did in England. 

Who founded the first institute of higher learning in the colonies in 1636?

Before moving to the colonies, the Pilgrims moved to  __________ in 1608

In late 1620’s, the pilgrims landed at _______ _____ in present-day Massachusetts.

The first settlement was ___________  Virginia's

Which one of these girls did not accuse Tituba of being a witch?

The puritans believed that they had made a ___ with God to build an ideal Christian community. 

The Pilgrims invited Wampanoag _____ __________and 90 other guests to celebrate their harvest. 

The settlement of Providence that would later become Rhode Island was settled by ________?

Who was the first person accused of being a witch in 1692?

The Mayflower compact was put in place to protect the _______ ______. 

In 1630,  Puritan colonists left for Massachusetts to seek religious freedom led by ____ ______

The Pilgrim's taught their children to ______. 

The puritans arrived in New England ____ _______ to start their colony.

A _______ Indian named Squanto taught the Pilgrims many useful tools for tending the land. 

Who helped found Connecticut in 1636?

In 1629, King ______ _ granted a charter to settle in New England to a group of Puritans. 

Between 1629 and 1640 more than _______ of these people moved to English colonies. 

A  ship called ___ ______ left from England with more than 100 men, women, and children aboard.

How were the witches punished who were convicted?

The Mayflower compact was a legal contract in which they agreed to have ____ _____.