3-1: New England

What is the significance of the saltbox house? (p. 100)

• It is a modern architectural style

• It represents homes in New England during the 1600s

• It is a type of transportation

• It is a famous landmark

Puritans wanted to separate from the Church of England. (p. 101)

• True

• False

What did the Puritans want to change? (p. 101)

• The government

• The church

• The economy

• The education system

What did the Puritans bring to avoid hardships? (p. 101)

• More ships

• More supplies

• More soldiers

• More money

Who was allowed to vote in Puritan elections? (p. 101)

• only people who were age 18 or older

• anyone except women and children

• anyone except enslaved people

• only white men who owned property

The Puritans named their first settlement ______. (p. 101)

What is a covenant? (p. 102)

• A type of house

• An agreement or promise; a contract

• A form of government

• A religious ceremony

The grassy area at the center of each Puritan village was called a ______. (p. 102)

Schooling was important to Puritans, so they established _______ _______ in 1636. (p. 102)

What did settlers who disagreed with Puritan life do? (p. 103)

• Returned to England

• Established new colonies

• Joined the Puritans

• Became farmers