Puritans

they loved the way they lived so much that sometimes they caught witches and burned them in celebration

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They wore it to please the men. Sometimes they didnt wear anything

Pilgrims were Puritans, albeit a specific kind. In the 17th century, many people felt that the Church of England should get rid of all traces of the Roman Catholic Church, which it had broken away from, that the Church should be "purified". These people were called Puritans. There was a group of Puritans who were even more extreme, they said that the Church of England was too corrupt to ever be purified, and that Puritans should completely separate from it. These people were called separatists. A group of separatists finally left the Church and England altogether, and moved to Holland. However, they feared that their children were becoming "too Dutch", so they left Holland and set up a colony in the New World, Plymouth. These people were the Pilgrims.

The Quakers have always been outside of the mainstream of Christianity, and that may not be a bad thing!

The Puritans' emphasis on materialism and sexual repression has in a way continued in modern day mainstream Christianity.

roger William

They ate cookies when they were out of corn pudding.

Hawthorne reveals his feelings about his Puritan ancestors when he portrays them as hypocritical and deceitful in "Young Goodman Brown," suggesting that their pristine reputation masks a darker, more sinful nature. Hawthorne uses symbolism and imagery to highlight the flaws and weaknesses of the Puritans, ultimately critiquing their strict moral codes and rigid social hierarchy. Through the character of Goodman Brown, Hawthorne explores the conflict between appearance and reality in Puritan society, emphasizing the theme of moral ambiguity.

They were a somewhat serious and morally upright people who did not believe in dancing, playing games, or the theater. The word Puritan comes from the word purify, because they saw the Church of England as corrupted, and they wanted to purify it by getting back to the basics, and making it pure.

john winthrop

Puritanism spawned several different denominations as outgrowths and detractors, Baptist were one of these.

Mayflower Compact.

Their aim was to purify all the churches and to make everyone the same religion as them.

Charles got off to a bad start as a king because in 1625 Charles married a french catholic princess, Henrietta Maria.(this was very unpopular with parliament)

In 1626 Parliament tried to punish him for bungling a naval expedition against Spain.

Charles sent two MPs to prison because of this.

Then there was the question of money. When a new King or Queen came to the throne Parliament usually voted to give the monarch the income from customs duties for life but when Charles became king parliament voted to grant him the customs duties for only one year.They were trying to force him to call Parliament regularly.But Charles carried on collecting the duties anyway,without parliaments permission.

Puritans had a very clear and definitely view of what they pictured to be God. They believed that all things done should be done for God.

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Narragansett

Puritan settlers brewed beer in Boston as early as 1620

They weren't very high up in the social ladder. They were beaten and even killed for disobeying simple orders. They were as good as slaves. Do as you were told. learn the bible and what not. Fathers didn't even see their children very often, it was the mother who raised them.

Practical democracy

because of hid sister and law

Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson were the earliest.

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In a Puritan prison one was not allowed to wear clothes, and not given food. Prisoners were forced to live upon the donations of the jailers.

remain in the church and reform it from the inside