3. The New England Colonies

When pilgrims leave the Netherlands for the New Coast, "pilgrim pilgrimages" are behind the $ 10,000 bill. This bill has not been printed since 1946.

The founder of the New England colony has a totally different mission from the Jamestown settlers. Economic prosperity is still the goal of New England settlers, but their real goal is spiritual. Tired of the rituals of the British church, pilgrims and Puritans try to rebuild society in a way they believe God intended to design

The 16th century religious conflict peaked in the UK. When Henry VIII disbanded with the Roman Catholic Church, England's spiritual life began to be affected. The new church under the guidance of the king was approved by the British Parliament, but not all Britons are willing to accept the church of England. Initially, the British Catholics and the followers of the new church - Anglicans fought. Government of Queen Elizabeth has finished bloodshed, but this battle took place in the minds of British people.

In the UK pilgrims are called separatists. They want to be separated from the British National Church and are being persecuted by the throne's agent.

Puritan is known for the desire to purify the English church and experienced the same level of harassment.

Pilgrims and Puritans both believed in the teachings of John Calvin. According to Calvin, the teachings of the Catholic Church and the British Church did not solve the will of God. At the end of Elizabeth's rule, England was a country with many different faiths.

John Winthrop is a spiritual and political leader of the Massachusetts bay colony. He was elected colonial governor in 1629

The Stewart family who climbed the throne after Elizabeth's death made the believers of John Calvin even worse. King James and his son Charles supported the English church, but secretly admired the Catholic church ritual. For these kings, Calvin is a heathen, a soul of a person who is doomed to his religious view.

In the UK pilgrims are called separatists. They want to be separated from the British National Church and are being persecuted by the throne's agent. Puritan is known for the desire to purify the English church and experienced the same level of harassment. Between 20 and 30 years in the 17th century, each group decided that England had no place to put their controversial beliefs into practice.

This map is a work by William Hubbard, depicting the expansion of the New England colony in 1677.

Can you find such a lifetime opportunity in the New World? This land has not been destroyed. Children can grow without the old British religious concept of corruption. There is an opportunity to create a perfect society. King Stewart saw a way for the United States to get rid of troublemakers. Everything fell in that position

By 1620, the society of a new society completely different from society established in Jamestown was planted deep within some brave pioneers. Their pursuit will form the foundation of New England society.

British New England colonies include Connecticut colonies, Rhode Island colonies and Providence plantations, Massachusetts Bay colonies and New Hampshire, and several small short-lived colonies. The New England colony was part of the 13 colonies, eventually becoming five of the six New England states. Capt. John Smith 's 1616 work "Explanation of New England" first applied the term "New England" to the coastal zone from Long Island Strait to Newfoundland.

In the New England colony, the land was handed over to the colony by the crown (King of England or Queen). In these early settlements, the colony was not a country. The colony is business. All colonies return wealth to the UK in exchange for the necessary funds, tools and goods in colonies. Every colony has a central government. The central government of each New England colony has divided their own colonies into what is called a town. The size of the town varies. However, the average town is about 100 square miles (10 miles long, 10 miles wide). The original town lived in the city - not only did the colonial central government allocate places for the town, they also assigned groups of people to the town. This initial group consists of about 30 or 40 families, about 150-200 people. Most people know each other and share life and general life in the UK. This is done to minimize the discussion.