Elizabeth Proctor was poor. She was around during the Salem witch trials, and accused of being a witch. She was the wife of John Proctor.

they had different beliefs

Anne Hutchinson thought that the distinction between sinner and saint should not be based on church attendance or moral behavior, as it was at the time. Instead, she believed that it should be determined by the inner state of grace. Because she leading discussions of religious issues and spreading her ideas, she was looked down upon by the clergy. However, the main reason for her banishment from the Massachusetts bay colony was her gender. The male clergy were not pleased that a woman was spreading religious ideas contrasting theirs.

Anne Hutchinson settled in what is now Westchester, and many of her followers became Quakers.

because i dont know.:)

She had recieved a direct revelation from God that the saved did not need to obey either human or divine law.

Rhode Island

Her traits are confident, strong, determined, and faithful.

Anne Hutchinson traveled to Road Island and started a settlement of Portsmouth.

By Sara P.

Anne Hutchinson was Born in Alford, Lincolnshire, England on July 20th 1591

No, she was not the founder of Rhode Island, but lived in Rhode Island from 1638, after she was banished from Massachusetts, until her husband died. Then she moved into the wilderness of Long Island, where she hoped to work among the Native Americans.

In 1643, the Indians of southern New England and New York rose up in an effort to stop further European settlement on their lands. Anne Hutchinson was killed. A victim of the times and the society in which she lived.

Roger Williams is the only one considered the founder of Rhode Island. For while Anne Hutchinson was still in Massachusetts, Roger Williams established the first permanent settlement in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1636.

Anne Hutchinson would not go to Rhode Island until two years later, after the colony had been officially founded by Roger Williams.

She was forced to leave the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

Puritan leaders had banned Anne Hutchinson from Massachusetts because Hutchinson criticized Puritan ministers. She also held meetings in her home where men and women talked about religion. Puritan leaders did not like this.

Yes, she was also a very high in demanding lady (how people should be now a days!)

Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams contributed to the America constitutions idea of separating church and state by, well first Anne Hutchinson was a religious figure and activist who brought controversy in Massachusetts regarding the Christian Doctrine. She believed strongly with personal revelation. She tried to continue her fathers ideas by supporting Religious Individuality.

Roger Williams contributed to the ideas observation of church and state by, being the first spokesman for religious tolerance and believed strongly in separation of church and state. He as well as Anne was banished from Massachusetts....but unlike Anne, roger perused a life in government and later on established what was to be called the "the sewer convoy" or Rhode Island.Anne Hutchinson was one that used her quick wits and eloquence to argue the doctrine of predestination. She said stressed that the holy life did not promise salvation. This was known as antinomianism (or "against the law" in Greek), and this was considered to be a high heresy. With these assertions, i would imagine that this would stir some people's minds in a sense that if they truly were already predestined to hell then why not do whatever they wanted? This could have also stirred up people's thoughts in a way that they did not want to have any part in the state because it was interrogated with the "faulty" church.

she was banished and then massacred by the Indians

one her name was susanna

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