Puritan Crossword

English Protestants from the 16th and 17th centuries, who sought to purify the Church of England from Roman Catholic beliefs.
Written by those leaving Europe to find religious freedom
Pure church, Pure society
During the 1600s, _____________ _____________ consisted mostly of practical nonfiction.
Puritan Literature can come in the form of __________, diaries, and moral-based stories.
A Puritan preacher; One of his most famous sermons was "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
A Puritan writer; author of Of Plymouth Plantation
A book that describes events leading up to the voyage on the Mayflower. This book also discusses the first several years in the new settlement Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Puritans did not approve of this group of people.
______ ______ _ ______ was an example of how a town should be, leading all of the surrounding towns.
This person believed that God spoke to people directly rather than just through religious leaders.
A Puritan minister who believed that the government had too much control in Massachusetts, so he led a group of people to Connecticut where the government would be restricted.
A series of hearings and trials accusing people of witchcraft.
Puritans believe that Humans exist to glorify ______.
The belief that everyone's spiritual destination is predetermined by God before birth.