THE MIDDLE AND LATER COLONIES

THE MIDDLE AND LATER COLONIES

I. Quakers/ Society of Friends
origins
character of Quaker meetings
radical Protestants
priesthood of all believers
universal salvation
Inner Light
universality
persuasion & peace
family
Second generation: William Penn & contradictions of Society
order
contradictions
Penn & Pennsylvania
Quaker migration
spiritual liberty
growth & prosperity
toleration & trade
Philadelphia
why did Pennsylvania prosper?
prosperity, peace, & development?

II. Middle Colonies:
New York, Pennsylvania, & Jerseys
New Netherland foundations
toleration & trade
diversity
West India Company
Brazil & Caribbean connection
The making of a region
Conquest:
Duke of York
hierarchy
imperial consolidation
Albany
Five Nations & the covenant chain
(and Phillip’s War)
Leisler’s Rebellion

III. Restoration framework & the growth of colonies
Middle Colonies & Carolinas
What was the Restoration?
order & constitutionalism
Proprietors & profit




PURITANS AND THE FOUNDING OF NEW ENGLAND, part 2

Paradoxes of Protestantism
Protestantism & liberty?
Puritan Paradox
John Withrop & the “Model of Christian Charity”
City upon a Hill
Congregationalism & “visible saints”
the importance of orthodoxy
“free liberty to keep away from us”
Roger Williams
liberty & separatism
Anne Hutchinson
women & Antinomianism
Arminian challenge
orthodoxy & Indian wars
Pequots & violence
Phillip’s War & MR’s perspective
Religion & prosperity:
environment, family, & settlement
population history
Errand into the Wilderness
 
THE MIDDLE AND LATER COLONIES
The Society of Friends
William Penn & contradictions of Society
Society vs church
Quakers & liberty
antislavery
peace
Second generation
Inner Light
universality
persuasion & peace
family
Restoration
Penn & Pennsylvania
Quaker migration
spiritual liberty
land, family, toleration, & development
Restoration Colonies:
NY & Jerseys
New Netherland foundations
liberty & trade
Duke of York
hierarchy
Five Nations
the covenant chain (and Phillip’s War)
Pennsylvania vs. New York
Restoration framework & the growth of colonies