Social Studies New England
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- Shipyards
- A place where they built and repaired ships
- minister
- someone who led the church
- who did the puritans want to serve
- first God then each other
- in 1607 the europian fisherman brought diseases like what
- small pox
- How did children often eat
- children stood up while eating at a long table
- what happened in 1675
- Metacomet began attacking Puritan villages
- imports
- an item that is broght from distant places
- why puritan children went to school
- the adults wanted the children to read the bible
- what was the feature of the land
- dense forests, deep harbors, and rocky shorelines
- wilderness
- a wild or unsettled land
- George Whitefield and Jonathan Edwards
- who were the young mimisters that gave fiery sermons that people gathered to
- fireplace
- the center of a colonial home
- wood
- what was the FIRST product that the puritans sold
- tick mattreses
- families slept on these
- self-sufficiant
- to provide for own needs
- wampum
- a form of money as polished shellsthat were put on strings
- dissenter
- a person who disagrees with their leader's views
- Rhode Island by Roger Williams
- what colony had the first religous freedom and who founded it
- triangular trade
- shipping that went on between North America, Africa, and Europe
- the great awakening
- the renewing of the puritans religous faith in the 1730s
- they had few windows because glass was expensive
- how are colonial homes different from our homes today
- King Phillips War
- The War Between the Puritans(King Phillip) and the Pequot, Narragansett,Wampanog, and Nipmunk indians
- banished
- forced to leave
- what did puritan children do while out of school
- Bringing in fuel, picking the berries, cutting potatoes for the sheep, feeding the pigs, gathering the vegatables, and watering the horses
- meeting house
- the meeting house was used for school and church
- they dissagreed with their leaders
- Hutchinson, Williams, Edwards, Whitefield
- middle passage
- the trip accross the Atlantic ocean
- magistrate
- a person who led the government in the Puritan villages
- industry
- a buisiness that make and sell products
- what did the woman, girls, and sometimes boys did what
- they wove cloth for clothes, preserved fruits and vegetables, and they cooked the food