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How did the colonists work together to cause change?
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How did john Winthrop's want to see his new colony?
John Winthrop envisioned his new colony as a "city upon a hill," a model of Puritan piety and social order that would exemplify Christian values and serve as an example for others. He believed that the colony should be a beacon of righteousness, where the community would work together to uphold moral standards and support one another. Winthrop's vision emphasized a strong sense of community, collective responsibility, and a commitment to both religious and civil governance. Through this ideal, he aimed to create a society that reflected the principles of the Puritan faith.
What rule did John Smith make for the colonists that wouldn't work?
"If you don't work you don't eat"Isaac Villescas
After most of Jamestown's colonists died what was the name of the man who took control of the colony and forced the remaining colonists to work to save it?
John Smith
How did john Smith and the colonists survive?
Captin Smith made the colonists work, set up discipline, provided leadership and strengthened defenses.
What was John Winthrop vision for Massachusetts colony?
John Winthdrop had a vision that the new colony would be a common wealth, a community in which people work together for the good of the whole.
What was john winthrop vision Massachusetts bay colony?
John Winthdrop had a vision that the new colony would be a common wealth, a community in which people work together for the good of the whole.
What was a Doctrine of a Calling?
This was a doctrine believed by John Winthrop and many of Puritans instructing them to do God's work.
How did the colonists work together to cause change?
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How did the colonists get along with the powhatans people near Jamestown?
*because they work together
How did john Winthrop's want to see his new colony?
John Winthrop envisioned his new colony as a "city upon a hill," a model of Puritan piety and social order that would exemplify Christian values and serve as an example for others. He believed that the colony should be a beacon of righteousness, where the community would work together to uphold moral standards and support one another. Winthrop's vision emphasized a strong sense of community, collective responsibility, and a commitment to both religious and civil governance. Through this ideal, he aimed to create a society that reflected the principles of the Puritan faith.
What rule did John Smith make for the colonists that wouldn't work?
"If you don't work you don't eat"Isaac Villescas
After most of Jamestown's colonists died what was the name of the man who took control of the colony and forced the remaining colonists to work to save it?
John Smith
How John Smith helps the colonist?
captain john smith's solution helped solve the colonists problems by teaching them to work
How did john Smith and the colonists survive?
Captin Smith made the colonists work, set up discipline, provided leadership and strengthened defenses.
What did captain John smith require of colonists of Jamestown?
Smith required them to work if they wanted to eat.
Why did the colonists work together to oppose British actions?
because the British taxed them for no good reason.
