Colonies & Rise of Democracy
Uncover the interconnectedness between religious alliances and colonization through historical events such as the Mayflower Compact and the ideals of the Puritans. Delve into how these influences shaped democratic principles and self-governance in early America, sparking reflection on the motivations and actions of the Puritans. Explore the concepts of religious freedom, selflessness, and the foundations of democracy in the colonial era.
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Colonies & Rise of Democracy Unit 2, Lesson 2
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Do Now Answer in your notebook How are religious alliances and colonization related?
The Puritans Image result for charlie brown mayflower images Who: 40 Puritans (Saints / Pilgrims) & 62 Strangers What/Why Sail from England to America on Mayflower Freedom to practice their religion When September, 1620
Mayflower Compact Mayflower landed in Massachusetts, not Virginia as planned. The charter with Virginia company was nullified. The colonists wrote The Mayflower Compact in order to establish order and govern the settlement.
Mayflower Compact The Mayflower Compact key points Based on the concept of majority rule First known document for self-government in America First democratic government in America colonists chose leaders and made their own laws. Adult males (not including servants) could vote on issues. Expressed the belief that everyone was equal in the sight of God. Often cited as one of the foundational documents influencing the US Constitution
Image: Lithograph of John Winthrop made by Anthony Vandyke in the 17th century. From the Wikimedia Commons. Massachusetts Bay Colony John Winthrop Governor of MBC Wanted to create a moral society that would be an example to the world. All adult males of the Puritan Church could vote No separation of church / state Taxes supported the church Laws required church attendance
Looking at the documents Question: Were the Puritans Selfish or Selfless?
