1. Vincent D. Lombard
October 15, 2010

2. The New England Colonies

3. Plymouth Colony
 First settlement, Plymouth 1620
 Founded by the Separatists (Pilgrims)
 Separatists, in search of religious
freedom, first traveled to Holland (The
Netherlands)
 Left Holland for North America on the
Mayflower
 102 passengers of which half died in the
first winter.

5. The Mayflower Compact

6. Massachusetts Bay
 The Great Migration
 Between 1629 and 1640 15,000 people left
England for New England.
 Governor John Winthrop
 The Puritans
 Governing the Colony
 King Philip’s War
 The Salem Witch Trials

7. Voting in Massachusetts
Bay
 Belong to the Church
 White
 Male
 21 Years Old
 Own Land

8. King Philip’s War
 Metacom or King Philip and the
Wampanoag raided English towns in
New England in 1675
 600 settlers killed
 12 towns ruined
 War lasted 14 months
 Resulted in the enslavement of 1000
Native Americans

9. Hysteria

10. The Salem Witch Trials
 1692 Betty Parris, 9 years old, and
Abigail Williams, 11 years old, began to
have seizures.
 Tituba
 Accusations
 Spectral Evidence
 Examination of a Witch

11. Salem Witch Trials
 The Lesson of Fear or Mass Hysteria
 150 People imprisoned, 26 people went
on trial, 19 people executed (14 Women
and 5 Men), at least 5 people died in
prison, 6 dogs hanged.
 Giles Corey pressed to death.
 Hysteria ended when important powerful
people were accused as witches.

12. The Hanging of a Witch

13. Rhode Island

14. Roger Williams

15. Roger Williams
 Puritan Minister in Salem Ma.
 Banished from Massachusetts Bay due
to beliefs
 Separation between church and state
 Land belongs to Native Americans and
should be purchased from them
 Religious toleration

16. Anne Hutchinson
 Devout Puritan
 Friends met at her home to discuss
sermons.
 Developed her own opinions.
 General Court of Ma. Reacts.
 Trial
 Banishment to Rhode Island

17. Anne Hutchinson

18. The Banishment of Anne
Hutchinson

19. Connecticut
 1636, Thomas Hooker, a Puritan
Minister settles 100 followers at Hartford
Ct.
 Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
 Gave vote to all men who were property
owners including people who did not belong
to the church
 Limited the governor’s power

20. Thomas Hooker

21. New Hampshire
 Originally part of Massachusetts Bay
 Land grant given to John Mason and Sir
Fernando Gorges in 1629.
 Odiorne Point near Rye settled by
fisherman led by David Thompson in
1623.
 Strawberry Banke, 1629
 Separated from Ma. In 1680.