Puritanism


 * Clergy and the Church

@Government and Law

@Crime and Punishment**


 * @Labor**


 * @Shelter, Attire, Food, and Health**


 * @Marriage**


 * @Arts and Amusements**


 * @Education**


 * @The Case of Anne Hutchinson and Other Cases of Insubordination**


 * @Native Americans, Africans, and Indentured Servants**


 * @Witchcraft**


 * @Quakers**


 * @The Decline of Puritanism (The Eighteenth Century)**

WIKISPACE SIGN-UP HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT

**By MIDNIGHT on Sunday, February 21st, you must:**


 * 1) Click "Join" in the upper right corner.
 * 2) For Username, enter your Brockton High student ID number.
 * 3) For Password, enter your date of birth just like you do to sign into the computers at school. (ex~ 12141994)
 * 4) You must enter your valid email address. If you do not have one, make a yahoo address for yourself and use that.
 * 5) It asks if you want to create a wiki. Just click NO.
 * 6) Once you get back to my page, click "Join this Wiki" in the column to the left.
 * 7) A little comment box will appear. Please enter your full name into this box so I can give you credit for a homework assignment.

Do NOT do anything on this site once you sign up. I receive alerts every time a change has been made to the site and your name will appear in the edit history. If you make any unauthorized changes to any part of the site, you will receive a ZERO for this ENTIRE project!!! I'm serious.


 * BEFORE COMPLETING YOUR GROUP PROJECTS, YOU MUST COMPLETE THIS PRE-READING ASSIGNMENT!!!

Due Tuesday, February 23rd **

The handout in the link below was taken from the book //Daily Life in Colonial New England//, by Claudia Durst Johnson. Over vacation, actively read the information. There are 14 sections to the handout:


 * The Doctrinal Foundation of Colonial Life
 * Relationship to the Church of England
 * The Rise of Puritanism
 * Covenant Theology: The Nature of God
 * The First Covenant
 * The Fall
 * The Consequences
 * The Covenant of Grace
 * Justification
 * Preparation for Justification
 * The Inner Journey
 * Questions about Doctrine
 * Pertinence of Doctrine to Daily Life
 * Decline and Enforced Toleration

For each of the 14 sections of the handout, you must write one short reaction. Each reaction should be at least 3 sentences long. You can react to simple facts, something you're confused about, something that makes you angry, something you can't believe, anything! A reaction is your opinion; all I ask is that every single reaction relates directly to the work. I don't want to hear about reasons you don't like the assignment. This assignment will count as TWO homework grades, one for active reading and one for reactions.