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What us colony was a theocracy?
Massachusetts Bay Colony was a theocracy.
How did peter Salem die?
Peter Salem died in 1816. Peter Salem lived at Leicester, Massachusetts and was a cane weaver after the American Revolution He died in a public poorhouse in 1816 at the age of 66. In 1882 a monument was put up by the town of Framingham, Massachusetts at the Old Burying Ground.
Did the puritans in Massachusetts establish a theocracy?
Yes, the Puritans in Massachusetts established a form of theocracy. Their government was heavily influenced by their religious beliefs, with laws and policies reflecting Puritan values and biblical principles. Church membership was often a requirement for voting and holding public office, intertwining religious authority with political power. This system aimed to create a "city upon a hill," a model society based on their interpretation of Christianity.
When religious leaders head a government it is called a?
theocracy
What was the history of Peter Salem?
Peter Salem was born a slave to Jeremiah Belknap at Framingham, Massachusetts about 1750. Belknap sold Salem to Lawson Buckminister some time before the Revolutionary War. Buckminister allowed Salem to enlist in the Massachusetts Minutemen. According to one story, his master freed him upon his enlistment. Another account states that Peter changed his name to Salem when he was freed. Some have attempted to link Peter's last name with the Arabic "Saleem" (one who is peaceful); however there is no concrete evidence that this is the case. Salem served at Concord, Saratoga and Stony Point. He is traditionally given credit for the slaying of British Major Pitcairn at Bunker Hill. Pitcairn had ordered the colonists to surrender. Salem shot him in answer. In the ensuing confusion, the Americans were able to take the field. Pitcairn died of his wounds. The gun attributed to Salem's deed is part of the museum collection at Bunker Hill. It is said that Salem's likeness appears in John Trumbell's "The Death of General Warren at the Battle of Bunker Hill," although another black patriot, Salem Poor, also fought in the battle and was formally written up for commendation by his comrades in arms for his acts of heroism at the Battle of Charlestown. Peter Salem lived at Leicester, Massachusetts and was a cane weaver after the American Revolution He died in a public poorhouse in 1816 at the age of 66. In 1882 a monument was put up by the town of Framingham, Massachusetts at the Old Burying Ground. Good luck on a report XD submitted by Olivictor Oh, and Comment on mah message board at dis link: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/UserDiscuss:Olivictor
Why was Salem Massachusetts renamed danvers?
Salem village change its name to Danver for the main reason of the town splitting in half. And they wanted to put a end to the theocracy in there town so therefor they broke away from salem town and made Danver :)
What state did the Salem witchcraft trials happen?
The Salem Witch Trials were held in Salem, Massachusetts.
What us colony was a theocracy?
Massachusetts Bay Colony was a theocracy.
What is the name of the historic city in Massachusetts that is famous for its witchraft?
Salem, Massachusetts
What colony had a theocracy?
Massachusetts
What kind of government does Salem have in The Crucible?
They were a Theocracy. In other words they lived ruled by the church.
Where did the Salem Witch Trials occur?
The Trials were conducted in the towns of Salem Village, Salem Town, Andover, and Ipswich. The accused were said to be Witches from the counties of Essex, Suffolk, and Middlesex, in Massachusetts, New England.
What kind of colony was Salem?
Salem Massachusetts
What kind of government did Massachusetts colony have?
theocracy
Where did the Salem witch trail happened?
Salem, Massachusetts.
Were did the Salem witch trials start?
Salem, Massachusetts
What were witches torture in America?
Salem, Massachusetts.
