Puritan Laws and Character Flashcards
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Which Colony was not included in the New England Colonies?

  • New Hampshire
  • Rhode Island (correct)
  • Connecticut
  • Massachusetts

What does the word 'solemn' mean?

Serious; grave

What is the definition of 'tyranny'?

Cruel and oppressive government or rule

It is illegal for a man to have long hair.

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It is legal for a man to smoke in the streets.

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Study Notes

New England Colonies

  • Rhode Island was excluded from the New England Colonies, which typically included Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Maine.

Vocabulary Terms

  • Solemn: Describes a condition that is serious or grave, often used to convey the weight of a situation or decision.
  • Tyranny: Refers to a form of cruel and oppressive government or rule, often characterized by unjust use of power.

Puritan Laws

  • A law enforced in Puritan colonies prohibited men from having long hair, indicating strict societal norms and expectations.
  • Smoking in the streets was illegal for men, reflecting a regulated social environment focused on public conduct.

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Test your knowledge on Puritan laws and their societal attributes with these flashcards. Engage with terms and definitions that illustrate the rigid structure of Puritan society. Ideal for students studying early American history.

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