Pilgrims and Puritans: History and Religion

The pilgrims were a religious group that separated from the ______ of England

The puritans fled England on the Arabella to escape bad treatment by King James I. This became known as the great ______

John Winthrop became the colony's first puritan ______

Puritans wanted to ______ England

The Mayflower landed at Cape Cod and decided to ______

Squanto acted as an intermediary between the pilgrims and local native ______

Bacon’s Rebellion lasted from -

Nathaniel Bacon was an English ______ during the reign of King Charles II

Bacon settles in Weigh County and then moves to York County in the House of ______ in March 1656

Bacon had become a member of the governor’s council for ______ years

Bacon was considered a senior member, since he served as an acting governor and president of the ______

Bacon had no ______ and died

Bacon's enemy in the brewing of the revolt was named ______

The conflict became so awful (and personal) Bacon was expelled from the council by his ______

No countries can trade with England unless they came to a ______ on a colonial ship or an England ship

When James I died his son became king and was worse than his father, who believed in divine right and absolute monarchy, refused to discuss ideas with ______