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Smart, outspoken and opinionated, Anne Hutchinson was the daughter of an English minister, well versed in the Bible and devoted to the teaching of the popular preacher John Cotton. In 1634, Anne and her family arrived in Boston, where her husband built a house directly across the street from the renowned and respected three-time governor of Massachusetts, John Winthrop. Trained as a midwife and nurse, Hutchinson began to hold small meetings in her home to discuss John Cotton's sermons. Soon the meetings were attracting up to 60 people -- men and women. For a woman to engage theological discussions posed a subtle challenge to the patriarchy that governed the Bay Colony. From across the street, John Winthrop characterized Hutchinson as "a woman of haughty and fierce carriage, of a nimble wit and active spirit, and a very voluble tongue, more bold than a man." Hutchinson gave Winthrop ample reason to worry. In the fall of 1636, she accused Puritan ministers of making salvation dependent on an individual's good works rather than on divine grace, which was contrary to Puritan teaching. The ministers denied this charge, arguing that good works are evidence of conversion and salvation, not the grounds of salvation. They argued that they were therefore not teaching a Covenant of Works. Hutchinson persisted, arguing that assurance of salvation came from a mystical experience of grace -- "an inward conviction of the coming of the Spirit." She believed that by teaching that good works were evidence of true conversion and salvation, ministers were still preaching a Covenant of Works rather than a Covenant of Grace. —"People & Ideas: Anne Hutchinson," God In America, 2010 http://www.pbs.org (accessed July 22, 2014) Based on information in the excerpt, why were Anne Hutchinson’s ideas so upsetting to the leaders of Massachusetts Bay Colony?
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Which of the following people had the most direct influence on the writing of the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?
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Montesquieu and Locke were both significant individuals in the development of representative government in the colonies because —
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Roger Williams was motivated to establish Rhode Island as a colony because he wanted to —
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Which of the following resulted from the First Great Awakening?
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10 11 12 13 Why was the creation of the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut an important milestone in the growth of representative government in the colonies?
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Religious leaders contributed to the growth of representative governments in the thirteen colonies by —
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