How did Thomas Hooker act on his want for a colony with strict limits on government?(1 point)
1.He encouraged colonists to support the fight against the monarch in the King Phillip's War.
2.He held anti-government rallies in New England.
3.He settled the state of Rhode Island and encouraged the practice of religious tolerance.
4.He settled the town of Hartford and established a representative government.
4. He settled the town of Hartford and established a representative government.
How was the initial reason most settlers came to New Netherland different from the reasons most settlers came to the surrounding English colonies? A. The English mostly came for religious reasons, while many immigrants settled in New Netherland to mine gold and silver.
B. The English mostly came for wealth and glory while many immigrants settled in New Netherland to prosper as tobacco farmers.
C. The English mostly came for religious reasons while many immigrants settled in New Netherland to gain wealth in the booming fur trade.
D. The English mostly came for wealth, while many immigrants settled in New Netherland to enjoy religious freedom.
C. The English mostly came for religious reasons while many immigrants settled in New Netherland to gain wealth in the booming fur trade.
What was one reason for the establishment of the colony of Rhode island?
1. Thomas Hooker left Massachusetts to start a new charter granted by the King of England.
2.John Winthrop left Massachusetts in hopes of spreading his Puritan beliefs.
3.Roger Williams believed in religious tolerance which wasn’t practiced in Massachusetts.
4.Colonists fled Massachusetts in search of better farmland.
3. Roger Williams believed in religious tolerance which wasn’t practiced in Massachusetts.
What is The Mayflower Compact?(1 point)
1.an economic agreement to freely make and sell goods to the British
2.a formal method to establish systematic order among the Pilgrims
3.a long-term treaty for trade routes with the Dutch Tea Company
4.a formal agreement by the Pilgrims to abide by "just and equal laws" drafted by leaders of their own choosing