PPT-Puritans

The Puritan or Colonial Period page 134 The time period most often associated with Puritan or Colonial literature is about 16071776 This is about from the founding of Jamestown all the way until the American Revolution. By: Carter and Zach. Puritans. Were wanting to “purify” the church of England. Faced persecution . Separated from the church of England. Worshiped God in meeting houses. Disliked Quakers. Quakers. 1620. Puritans. Wanted to purify the Church of England. Were arrested and imprisoned for their beliefs. Roundhead. Cavalier. English Civil War 1642 – 1646. Roundheads (Puritans) win. Puritans close all theaters, changed Church of England, forced religious beliefs on all English (somber clothing and behavior). Elizabeth George Speare. Early Life. Elizabeth George Speare was born in Melrose, Massachusetts. . . Speare said that Melrose was, "an ideal place in which to have grown up, close to fields and woods where we hiked and picnicked, and near to Boston where we frequently had family treats of theaters and concerts." (Biblio.com). 1620-1758. Literature in Early America. Early colonists did not call themselves “Americans” until the mid 18. th. century. Roanoke Island, 1580. Jamestown, 1607. Pilgrims landed at Plymouth, 1620. . and . Separatists. . What’s the difference?. England in the 15. th. Century. In Europe most people were Roman Catholic.. There were some Jews and Muslims, too but no Protestants.. The Protestant churches have not been founded yet.. calvinism. How a Protestant Sect . defined America. Puritanism. is. Calvinism. . Who’s the guy with the beard?. John Calvin, French-born Swiss theologian. 1509 – 1564 (this makes him a contemporary of Martin Luther and the beginning of the Protestant Reformation). The Puritan (or Colonial) . Period (page 134). The time period most often associated with Puritan (or Colonial) literature is about . 1607-1776. . This is about from the founding of Jamestown all the way until the American Revolution. vs. Separatism. Puritans:. ZEALOUS!!! Strong reform motivation from the Protestant Reformation. Want to . purify. the Church of England (Anglicanism). Separatists:. Puritans who believed only “visible saints” [those who could demonstrate in front of their fellow Puritans their elect status] should be admitted to church membership.. (Spanish). Jamestown, 1607. (English). Plymouth, 1620. (English). Early European Settlements. in North America. The Puritan Legacy. © 2003-2004 clipart.com. © 2003-2004 clipart.com. © 2003-2004 clipart.com. of 1692. Hysteria is born . . . . The . Big. Ps and the little ps. Pilgrims. . Pilgrim: a traveler – one who has come from afar – to a religious or holy land. Known as the Separatists . Mayflower, 1620, Plymouth Rock. Political Life in England (1603 -1688). After the death of Elizabeth I in 1603, the crown passed to the Catholic Stuarts (. James I . ). James ruled as a Protestant monarch. But, chronic conflict with the Protestant majority of Parliament. . Who?. Christians from England . Where and When?. Settled in Boston in 1630 (Massachusetts Bay Colony). Why?. To reform the Anglican church and “purify” it. Hence, Puritans. Motivation?. T. o . Chapter 5:. The New England Colonies. Massachusetts (MA). Connecticut (CT). Rhode Island (RI). New Hampshire (NH). The Massachusetts Bay Colony. Lesson 1. A City on a Hill. 10 years after the Pilgrims a new group of religious settlers called the Puritans founded a new colony.. Who were the Puritans?. Puritans are a group of people who wanted to escape the theocracy of the Anglican Church and the King of England.. What . distinguished their faith from other of their time period?.