system of government run by one person who has total control

a type of religion

an illness contracted by the Puritans

system of government run by religious church officials

the head of a school

a basic belief, law or truth

a Constitution

a form of government where the people vote for their leader

the Puritan founder of Rhode Island

the Puritan founder of Connecticut

the Puritan founder of Mass Bay Colony

a Native American that helped the Puritans

movement from one country or place to another

a Puritan religion

a form of government with a King or Queen

a flock of geese flying in a "V" formation

members of the Church of England that disagreed with the church but still wanted to remain within it and "purify" it.

Native Americans that were polytheistic

members of the Church of England that disagreed with the church and decided to separate from it and start their own church.

Catholic members of the Church of England

the rejection of different religious beliefs

the acceptance of different religious beliefs

none of the above

to enter into

to develop into

a period of time

a religious belief

the rejection of different beliefs

the acceptance of religious beliefs

none of the above

dissenting religious group that believes in multiple gods

religious group that follows the Church of England

dissenting religious group that did not/does not believe in war, capital punishment, or slavery

religious group that is Catholic

agreement with the established religious beliefs

a form of religion

a group of church people

beliefs/opinions different from the established religious ideas

an investment

a religious group

farm animals, kept for use or profit

domestic animals

to agree with

to make fun of

to compliment

to be disapproving of; expressing disapproving comments

one who founds a colony

one who disagrees with an idea, rule, law or belief

one who tends to animals

one who agrees with everyone

one who finds something

to express disapproving comments

to make a profit from

to establish, as in a colony

the rejection or disapproval of something

the act of allowing something to be done

to become angry

to be happy

the rejection or disapproval of something

the act of allowing something to be done

to agree with

None of the above