Puritanism Vocabulary

Moral principles that governs people’s behavior

• Conform

• Ethics

• Omnipotent

• Hysteria

Free time

• Theocracy

• Theology

• Leisure

• Ethics

Comply with rules, standards, or laws

• Theocracy

• Hysteria

• Paranoia

• Conform

Suspicion and mistrust of people or their actions without evidence

• Omnipotent

• Puritan

• Paranoia

• Theology

Religious reformers who tried to purify the Church of England

• Puritan

• Omnipotent

• Theocracy

• Leisure

A system of government in which priests/ministers rules in the name of God

• Ethics

• Omnipotent

• Hysteria

• Theocracy

The idea that God has already decided who was saved from the beginning

• Theology

• Presdestination

• Paranoia

• Conform

The study of the nature of God

• Predestination

• Theology

• Hysteria

• Conform

Exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement, especially among a group of people.

• Predestination

• Hysteria

• Ethics

• Puritan

Having unlimited power, able to do anything

• Predestination

• Theology

• Theocracy

• Omnipotent