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Chapter 4 Part II
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New England Towns

Grew in an orderly manner, chartered legally, consisted of a meeting house used for worship and town hall, a village green where military could drill, and several parcels of land of each family (one wood, crops, and animal)

Puritans

They were being pressed onto outlying farms, the religious zeal fades, conversions decline, doors become open to all, and it was made up of mostly women.

Salem Witch Trails

began with a group of young girls claiming that they had been bewitched, Twenty individauls were hunted down (19 hanged, while other pressed to death), accused were mostly upper class girls, and stopped when the governor's wife was accused.

Soil shape People

back-bending toil put a premium on industry, no one wanted to come to New England because it was stoney, summers were hot, winters were cold, and helped staple crops like tobacco

People shape the Soil

Indians form their own trails due to hunting and fishing, they burned their trees to restore first-growth forests for deer population, English cleared woodland for pasturages, tillage, building roads, and forming settlements, and animals brought to America caused more woodlands to be cleared and erosion and flooding.

Life in New England

  1. americans lived in affluent abundance
  2. those who immigrated were not poor except indentured slaves
  3. frontier life did not allow for class distinctions
  4. Mass prohibit poor from wearing gold
  5. alot of equality and democracy especially in whites



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