Colonial America, 1607-1783


 
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People

  • Jonathan Edwards
  • Anne Hutchinson
  • William Penn
  • Gilert Tennant
  • John Wesley
  • George Whitefield
  • Roger Williams
  • John Winthrop
     

Places 

  • Massachusetts Bay Colony 
  • Plymouth 
  • Providence, Rhode Island 
  • Salem, Massachusetts 
  • Maryland

Events

1620 Pilgrims Arrive
1621 First Thansgiving Day
1647 "Friends Of Truth"
1692-1693 Salem Witch Trials
1735 First Methodist Society Established 
1730s Great Awakening
 

Resources

The People's Chronology provides credible information from the beginning to the present of the United States events. 
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Religion in Colonial America

By Lawanda Brewer
Type Essay here

George Fox at the age of 23 established "Friends in Truth" later known as the Quakers in Leiestershire, England.  He feels that there is a need in his life for a new experience of spiritually.  Justice Gervase Bennet renamed the "Friends" Quakers in 1650.  He notices that they express great emotion with shaking and procliam that people who do not "quake" and shake are blind ti the teachings of Moses, David, and other biblical saint's experinces.The irst meeting of the Quakers was in 1669 in Scotland.  Prior to his death in 1691 Fox preaches in Ireland, North America, the West Indies, and Holland even the he was persecuted and even imprisoned.

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