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When was Anne Hutchinsons trial?
Anne Hutchinsons was brought to trial in 1637.
What was Anne Hutchinsons family life like?
Anne Hutchinsons father was Francis Hutchinson and her mother was Bridget Dryden.
What was anne Hutchinson mothers name?
Francis Marbury Is Anne Hutchinsons Father! Briget Dryden is Anne Hutchinson`s mother
During anne Hutchinsons life America was engaged in what war?
revolutionary war
How did anne Hutchinsons family die?
By getting sent into a concentration camp and dying on the way their! It was a very painfull death, as their had lots and lots of people in the carrage
What was anne Hutchinsons religion?
she was jewish ithink or morman or cathlic or methodist
Why did John Wheelwright settle in New Hampshire?
John Wheelright founded New Hampshire 1638 because he agreed with some of Anne Hutchinson's (his siter-in-law) veiws so he got thrown out dof Massachussetts and then he went and founded New Hampshire.
Anne agreed to share her room with?
Fritz Pfeffer, a dentist the Franks and van Pels agreed to take in. Anne wrote initially that she was "glad to make the sacrifice", but soon grew to detest being in the same room with Pfeffer.
What was anne Hutchinsons problem?
Anne Hutchinson's problem was that she challenged the authority of the Puritan leaders in the Massachusetts Bay Colony during the 17th century. She held religious meetings in her home, where she shared her own interpretations of scripture, which led to her being banished from the colony for her beliefs.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Kingdom of Doug - 2013?
The cast of The Kingdom of Doug - 2013 includes: Daniel Frederiksen as Doug Louise Siversen as Mary-Anne Laura Wheelwright as Josie
Who agreed to help the Anne Frank Family during the Germany invade?
Miep Gies and Mr.Kraler helped Anne Frank's family hide during the Holocaust.
Who were the four colonists who had disagreements with some aspects of the puritan religion and what was the place of where they moved to?
The four colonists who had disagreements with certain aspects of Puritanism were Roger Williams, Anne Hutchinson, Thomas Hooker, and John Wheelwright. Williams moved to what is now Rhode Island, advocating for the separation of church and state. Hutchinson also settled in Rhode Island after being banished for her controversial religious views. Hooker and Wheelwright eventually moved to Connecticut, where they sought greater religious and political freedom.
