s.s. chapters 16-21
Terms
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copy deck
- only judge to apologize for witch craft
- samual sewell
- ducking stool
- chair lowered into water to punish woman
- How many witches were put on trial
- 100
- stocks
- contraption that holds feet arms and heads
- puritan villages
- houses close together and close on the common
- statues on boston common
- hudgenson and dyer
- what were witches hung from
- the gallows
- how long was church on sunday
- how ever long the minister wanted
- how many witches were killed
- 20 and 2 dogs
- who were the girls who were bewitched
- Elizabeth Perris and Abigail Williams
- quackers
- known as friends and very fair
- what is a martyer
- someone who dies for their religon
- sermons
- talked about all week, entertainment, a lesson about how to live
- who got hooker a charter to start connecticut
- john wintrop the 2nd
- what is a charter
- a paper that sets up a colony
- church services
- everyone must stay awake and attened
- what colony did George start
- new hampshire
- Hooker's charter states
- he gets land from Connecticut to pacific ocean
- what happened with witchcraft in Switzerland
- 500 people died in 3 monthes in 1515
- created connecticut
- Thomas Hooker
- puritans and education
- strongly believed and used new england primer and bible and boys taught more then girls
- what happened to mary dyer when she went back to England
- she bacame a quaker
- what are the 3 uses for a meetinghouse
- social spot, town hall, church
- King Charles the 2nd gives land to
- his friends Mason and George
- tickling rod
- a tool used to keep people awake at church
- harvard collage started in
- 1636
- common
- a green or large open area of grass
- what is ascolds bridle
- cover placed over mouth of a woman
- who started provodince, rhode island
- Rodger Williams
- what happed with mary dyer and the puritans
- she moved make and fourth from the puritan community
- stream used for
- cut food and ground flower using it as a mill
- what could you bring with you to church
- dogs and foot warmers
- 3 trouble makers
- Rodger Williams, Mary Dyer, Anne Hudgenson
- what does chattel mean
- a piece of property
- what colony did mason start
- maine
- self-rightous
- people believe they know the truth
- what was a imp
- a pet of a witch and cold be regular or weird
- accused of being witches
- Sarah Osborn, Sarah Good, Tituba
- who was anne hudgenson
- she had 14 kids and moved from religous reasons to rhonde island and then new york
- what they say that inturped the church
- that there was a bird on the ministers head
- who was the second president of harvard
- dunster
- how did mary dyer die
- she was hanged by the puritans because she was told to leave and didn't
- stockades
- tall fences