Puritan+Dissenters

=Puritan Dissenters=

As time goes by in the New England colonies, certain colonists began to disagree with the religious leaders of Massachusetts. Some members didn't like the close ties religion had with government, others didn't agree with the large amounts of power ministers had, and others disapproved with the way Native Americans were being treated. Forced out of the Massachusetts colony, these individuals would go on to establish new settlements called Connecticut and Rhode Island.

Objectives

 * Identify the significance of religious leaders such as Thomas Hooker, Roger Williams, and Anne Hutchinson

=Class Research & Assignments=  Immersion-Week 8 Activity