Religious Freedom for Whom?

What was Roger Williams' belief about the relationship between civil government and religion?

• Civil government should enforce religious practices.

• Civil government should not interfere in religious matters.

• Civil government should be led by religious leaders.

• Civil government should only support Puritan beliefs.

Why was Roger Williams banished from Massachusetts?

• He stole land from Native Americans.

• He disagreed with the colony's leaders about religion and government.

• He refused to pay taxes.

• He was accused of heresy.

What was the significance of the Fundamental Orders adopted in Connecticut?

• It restricted voting rights to church members only.

• It was one of the first written constitutions in the colonies.

• It allowed only Puritans to settle in Connecticut.

• It banned all religious practices.

How did Thomas Hooker's beliefs about voting differ from those in Massachusetts?

• He believed only church leaders should vote.

• He believed all men should have a say in government.

• He believed only wealthy landowners should vote.

• He believed women should have the right to vote.

What was Anne Hutchinson's belief about salvation?

• Salvation came through obeying church leaders.

• Salvation came only from God.

• Salvation was achieved through good deeds.

• Salvation was only for Puritans.

Why was Anne Hutchinson put on trial in Massachusetts?

• She was accused of stealing from the church.

• She was accused of heresy for her religious views.

• She refused to attend church services.

• She led a rebellion against the colony's leaders.

What does Anne Hutchinson's story illustrate about religious freedom in the Massachusetts Bay Colony?

• Religious freedom was only for men.

• Religious freedom was limited and could lead to punishment for dissent.

• Religious freedom was guaranteed for all settlers.

• Religious freedom was only for those who followed Puritan beliefs.