An English king who separated from the Catholic Church when he was denied the right to divorce his first wife who had failed to provide him with a son.

a 16th Century German monk who posted the 95 Theses on the door of a church in protest of the selling of indulgences

a French protestant leader who was a proponent of predestination, the idea that God's rewards for humans has already been decided

a chief figure among the Puritan founders of New England and the first governor of Massachusetts Bay colony

An English king who separated from the Catholic Church when he was denied the right to divorce his first wife who had failed to provide him with a son.

a 16th Century German monk who posted the 95 Theses on the door of a church in protest of the selling of indulgences

a French protestant leader who was a proponent of predestination, the idea that God's rewards for humans has already been decided

a chief figure among the Puritan founders of New England and the first governor of Massachusetts Bay colony

An English king who separated from the Catholic Church when he was denied the right to divorce his first wife who had failed to provide him with a son.

a 16th Century German monk who posted the 95 Theses on the door of a church in protest of the selling of indulgences

a French protestant leader who was a proponent of predestination, the idea that God's rewards for humans has already been decided

a chief figure among the Puritan founders of New England and the first governor of Massachusetts Bay colony

An English king who separated from the Catholic Church when he was denied the right to divorce his first wife who had failed to provide him with a son.

a 16th Century German monk who posted the 95 Theses on the door of a church in protest of the selling of indulgences

a French protestant leader who was a proponent of predestination, the idea that God's rewards for humans has already been decided

a chief figure among the Puritan founders of New England and the first governor of Massachusetts Bay colony

Protestants of England who removed themselves from the Church of England, lived for a time in Holland and then settled in Massachusetts; sometimes called Pilgrims

Protestants of England who wanted to remove all elements of Catholicism from the Church of England

Catholics of England who wanted to return the church of England to the Catholic faith under the control of the Pope once again

Catholics of England who believed they would never be treated fairly under a Protestant government, so left to find a new life in the New World

Protestants of England who removed themselves from the Church of England, lived for a time in Holland and then settled in Massachusetts; sometimes called Pilgrims

Protestants of England who wanted to remove all elements of Catholicism from the Church of England

Catholics of England who wanted to return the church of England to the Catholic faith under the control of the Pope once again

Catholics of England who believed they would never be treated fairly under a Protestant government, so left to find a new life in the New World

a company in which partners join together to invest capital and share in the profits; in this type of company any law suits are taken out against the partners

a type of company recognized by law as an individual; the company can be sued, etc. just like an individual in the courts

a company made up of many smaller companies joined together for the purpose of making a profit in a particular area

a company made up of a group of shareholders in which each shareholder invests some money in the company and in turn receives a share of the company's profits.

a sin of pampering and pleasing yourself over others

a monetary payment to buy forgiveness for sins or to release one from purgatory after death.

a mediator or a go between

to cause problems or trouble for

the mother of Jesus, Catholics commonly ask her in prayer to intercede for them in times of trouble

daughter of Wahunsenacawh, chief of the Powhatan Confederacy; married John Rolfe in an attempt to bring peace between the settlers and natives; travelled to England with her husband where she died of smallpox

a Protestant woman in Massachusetts who was excommunicated for preaching about salvation through God's grace rather than through good deeds; helped found Rhode Island Colony

a woman from Massachusetts who was excommunicated for teaching Quaker religious beliefs in Boston, after her 4th arrest for preaching, she was executed in Boston Common for the crime of being a Quaker in Massachusetts

the mother of Jesus, Catholics commonly ask her in prayer to intercede for them in times of trouble

daughter of Wahunsenacawh, chief of the Powhatan Confederacy; married John Rolfe in an attempt to bring peace between the settlers and natives; travelled to England with her husband where she died of smallpox

a Protestant woman in Massachusetts who was excommunicated for preaching about salvation through God's grace rather than through good deeds; helped found Rhode Island Colony

a woman from Massachusetts who was excommunicated for teaching Quaker religious beliefs in Boston, after her 4th arrest for preaching, she was executed in Boston Common for the crime of being a Quaker in Massachusetts

the mother of Jesus, Catholics commonly ask her in prayer to intercede for them in times of trouble

daughter of Wahunsenacawh, chief of the Powhatan Confederacy; married John Rolfe in an attempt to bring peace between the settlers and natives; travelled to England with her husband where she died of smallpox

a Protestant woman in Massachusetts who was excommunicated for preaching about salvation through God's grace rather than through good deeds; helped found Rhode Island Colony

a woman from Massachusetts who was excommunicated for teaching Quaker religious beliefs in Boston, after her 4th arrest for preaching, she was executed in Boston Common for the crime of being a Quaker in Massachusetts

the mother of Jesus, Catholics commonly ask her in prayer to intercede for them in times of trouble

daughter of Wahunsenacawh, chief of the Powhatan Confederacy; married John Rolfe in an attempt to bring peace between the settlers and natives; travelled to England with her husband where she died of smallpox

a Protestant woman in Massachusetts who was excommunicated for preaching about salvation through God's grace rather than through good deeds; helped found Rhode Island Colony

a woman from Massachusetts who was excommunicated for teaching Quaker religious beliefs in Boston, after her 4th arrest for preaching, she was executed in Boston Common for the crime of being a Quaker in Massachusetts

to remove from consideration; to rule out

to cut off from communion with a church or from the sacraments of a church by order of the church leadership

to remove earch systematically and carefully in order to find burried remains

to force, press or push out