'Puritans believed' diaporamas de présentation

11 th Bellringers Weeks 1-18

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Chronology: Founding of the American Colonies

Chronology: Founding of the American Colonies. Founding of American Colonies. 1607: Virginia 1620: Plymouth 1623: NH 1626: New Netherlands (NJ) 1664-1685: NY 1639: Mass. Bay Colony 1643: Maryland. London Company Wm. Bradford & Pilgrims Puritans Dutch West India Co.

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AMERICAN LITERATURE Beginnings

AMERICAN LITERATURE Beginnings. Exploration, Colonization, Revolution, Expansion 1400 - 1800. Beginnings. America is a land of immigrants Millions came to America against their will as slaves Many of us may be descendants of recent immigrants Why do people immigrate?. Beginnings.

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Puritans: American Beginnings

Puritans: American Beginnings. The early history of America, as seen through Puritan eyes. Journal 1. American Literature is a widely disputed nowadays, not just for their concepts, but for their origins.

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The Puritans & The Salem Witch Trials

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The Puritans

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MASS HYSTERIA FRONTLOADING DAY 1

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Early American Writers Introduction 1630-1776

Early American Writers Introduction 1630-1776. AP Language and Composition Unit 2. Who were the writers of Early America?. Native American (oral stories/performances) Southern Planters (narratives, journals) Slaves (narratives) Puritans (poems, sermons, speeches). Native Americans.

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Religion & Society 1630-1670

Religion & Society 1630-1670. Puritans created representative political institutions that were locally based. Puritans eliminated bishops and devised a democratic church structure. This was influenced by John Calvin; they believed in predestination.

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THE AGE OF FAITH

THE AGE OF FAITH. THE PURITANS. Jamestown, Plymouth, and the Massachusetts Bay Colony. -from a sermon preached on the way to the New World, spring 1630, by John Winthrop.

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The Puritan Lifestyle

The Puritan Lifestyle. The Puritans were a group of people who grew discontent in the Church of England and worked towards religious, moral and societal reforms. The Puritans were one branch of dissenters who decided that the Church of England was beyond reform.

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Hello, Juniors! November 10, 2014

Hello, Juniors! November 10, 2014. Do Now: 31 Is it easier to relinquish (voluntarily give up) responsibility for your actions when you are part of a group? Provide your insight with examples (personal, in film, literature, television) and explain your reasons for taking this position.

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Of Plymouth Plantation

Of Plymouth Plantation. By William Bradford. The Landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth.

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Puritans

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THE PURITANS

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The Crucible

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The Puritans

The Puritans. Who were the Puritans?. Puritans were a branch of the Protestant church Their movement began in the 16 th and 17 th centuries. Doctrine of Election - Predestination:. Man is innately sinful

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Religious Ideas in Colonial America

Religious Ideas in Colonial America. B.B. Persecution in England.

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