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1 Lecture: Anglicans and Puritans in the New World

2 The Puritans and Pilgrims are often viewed as….
The Reformation in Europe….. King Henry VIII had established …. In Virginia…. Main concern for settlers… Money!

3 Pilgrims and Puritans were actually two distinct groups….
The Separatists journey….. William Bradford….. Pilgrim community changed…..

4 The Puritans sought power for…. Back in England….
They were not ‘separatists’ in the Pilgrim sense…. Show clip of Anglican Mass John Winthrop as Governor…. The Great Migration to the Bay Colony….

5 Other colonies…. Connecticut Maryland Pennsylvania Rhode Island

6 Religion in Virginia and Mass: a comparison…
VA: MASS:

7 Conclusion Early English plantations failed….. What made the Massachusetts colony different?

8 Story of US Video:

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