Thirteen Colonies

Match the following

• Roger WIlliams

• A martyr who chose to die rather than give up her Quaker beliefs. She was hanged in Boston in 1660

• Anne Hutchinson

• A strong Puritan woman who publicly questioned some of the Puritan minister's beliefs. She was tried and banished Massachusetts.

• Thomas Hooker

• The founder of Rhode Island. He believed in freedom of conscience and supported fair treatment of Native Americans.

• Mary Dyer

• The founder of Connecticut

What was a result of the Pequot War and King Philip’s War?

• Very few colonists and Indians died.

  
  

• Many Indians and colonists died.

  
  

• Many Indians died, but no colonists were killed.

  
  

• The Indians were totally wiped out.

  
  

What did Governor Winthrop call Puritan Massachusetts, meaning that it was a symbol to the rest of the world?

• a city upon a hill

  
  

• a shining star

  
  

• a land of religious freedom

  
  

• a city with a pure religion

  
  

Is this statement True or False?

Among Puritans, women held an equal position to men and were allowed to speak freely in religious meetings.

• True

• False

Is this statement true or false?

There was a lack of Native American unity in fighting Europeans because the natives were descended from different peoples that came in different waves of immigration.

• True

• False

Is this statement true or false?

Among Quakers, the women could speak as freely as men and were seen as equals in religious meetings.

• True

• False

Is this statement true or false?

The Salem witch hunts began when a group of girls began accusing people of bewitching them.

• True

• False

How were the European and Native American attitudes toward land use and land ownership different?

• Europeans believed in conquering the land, while the Native Americans believed that people should respect the land.

  
  

• Europeans believed in sharing the land, while Native Americans believed that individuals should own their own land.

  
  

• Europeans believed that people should live in harmony with the land, while the Native Americans believed that the land should be changed for their purposes.

  
  

• Europeans believed that the land had few resources and wasn't valuable, while the Native Americans wanted to take all the resources they could from the land.

  
  

Label the states on this map

a

b

c

d

Connecticut

Rhode Island

New Hampshire

Massachusetts