A) 7 November 1636 B) 10 October 1637 C) 5 November 1638 D) 7 November 1637
A) Dudley B) LaPlante C) Winthrop D) Wheelwright
A) Traducing the ministers B) Ignoring the ministers C) Assaulting the ministers D) Replacing the ministers
A) Protected the peace B) Ignored the peace C) Troubled the peace D) Restored the peace
A) She had no legal representation B) She confessed to everything C) The court lacked jurisdiction D) She never spoke her opinions in public
A) He served as the jury foreman B) He assisted the prosecution C) He recorded the minutes D) He defended Hutchinson
A) Ten B) Four C) Six D) Two
A) Genesis 1:1 B) Psalms 23:1 C) Matthew 5:5 D) Proverbs 29:25
A) The ministers misquoted her B) She spoke reluctantly and in private C) She was coerced by others D) She never made any remarks
A) Her legal training B) The support of her family C) Her wealth and social status D) Intimacy she felt with God
A) They agreed with her B) They dismissed the charge C) They were not interested D) They asked for more evidence
A) Testimony from her neighbors B) Letters she wrote C) The October meeting D) A public pamphlet
A) LaPlante B) Winthrop C) Wheelwright D) Dudley
A) Defending B) Slandering C) Promoting D) Supporting
A) She was removed from court B) She admitted defeat C) She held her own D) She was silenced immediately
A) 18 B) 21 C) 27 D) 25
A) Ship captain B) Fabric merchant C) Tutor D) Minister
A) Alford Parish Church B) Emmanuel College Chapel C) St Mary Woolnoth Church D) St Botolph's Church
A) Bilsby Church B) St Mary Woolnoth Church C) St Botolph's Church D) Emmanuel College
A) 21 B) 27 C) 48 D) 43
A) Tutor at Emmanuel College B) Bishoph of England C) Ship captain D) Fabric merchant
A) Absolute grace B) The authority of bishops C) The necessity of ceremonies D) Strict adherence to works
A) Guilds B) Parish councils C) Synods D) Conventicles
A) John Wheelwright B) John Cotton C) Archbishop William Laud D) William Hutchinson
A) Speedwell B) Mayflower C) Griffin D) Arabella
A) William B) Seaborn C) Edward D) John
A) 43 B) 21 C) 48 D) 27
A) Ten B) Fourteen C) Eleven D) One
A) Marbury B) Hutchinson C) Moore D) Dryden
A) Lincolnshire B) Northampton C) London D) Alford
A) 20 July 1611 B) 20 July 1605 C) 20 July 1585 D) 20 July 1591
A) Schoolmaster B) Lawyer C) Playwright D) Anglican cleric
A) Sedition B) Heresy C) Treason D) Theft
A) Two years B) One year C) Ten years D) Five years
A) St Martin Vintry B) St Margaret School C) London Grammar Academy D) Alford Free Grammar School
A) Anne Dryden B) Bridget Dryden C) Mary Dryden D) Elizabeth Moore
A) 7 B) 12 C) 15 D) 3
A) 50 B) 45 C) 55 D) 60
A) 21 B) 15 C) 25 D) 19
A) Massachusetts Schism B) Great Awakening C) Antinomian Controversy D) Puritan Reform Movement
A) 1633 B) 1636 C) 1634 D) 1638
A) John Cotton B) John Winthrop C) Roger Williams D) Henry Vane the Younger
A) Alford, Lincolnshire B) Portsmouth, Rhode Island C) Boston, Massachusetts D) New Netherland
A) Francis Marbury B) Roger Williams C) John Cotton D) Henry Vane
A) Died in a shipwreck B) Executed by the Massachusetts colony C) Killed by Native Americans D) Died of natural causes
A) William B) Mary C) Susanna D) John
A) The Pequot War B) King Philip's War C) The American Revolutionary War D) Kieft's War
A) Michael Winship B) Roger Williams C) John Cotton D) Henry Vane
A) Fishing B) Mercantile C) Agriculture D) Shipbuilding
A) Minister B) Judge C) Governor D) Town selectman
A) Nurse B) Teacher C) Merchant D) Midwife
A) Hubbard B) Vane C) Cotton D) Winthrop
A) 60 or more B) 5 to 10 C) 100 or more D) 10 to 20
A) Good works B) Church attendance C) Financial donations D) An intuition of the Spirit
A) Psalms B) Revelation C) Titus D) Genesis
A) 50 acres B) 100 acres C) 1,000 acres D) 600 acres
A) John Wilson B) Zechariah Symmes C) John Wheelwright D) John Cotton
A) Three days B) A week C) A month D) A year
A) Lincolnshire B) Newtown C) Mount Wollaston D) Boston
A) Mount Wollaston B) England C) Boston meetinghouse D) Newtown
A) The minister must be chosen by the congregation B) The Holy Ghost does not dwell in the justified C) No sanctification can help to evidence to us our justification D) God's will is not inevitable
A) 14 days B) One year C) 30 days D) 24 hours |