Match the following

1. opposed martin luther elizabeth i
2. signed law, making church of england official henry viii
3. also called pilgrims william bradford
4. governor of massachusetts bay colony john winthrop
5. governor of the plymouth colony edmund andros
6. founded connecticut gorges and mason
7. established settlements in maine and new hampshire separatists
8. unpopular governor of the dominion of new england thomas h00ker
9. wanted to purify the church of england puritans

1. Opposed Martin Luther: Henry VIII

2. Signed law, making Church of England official: Elizabeth I

3. Also called Pilgrims: Separatists

4. Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony: John Winthrop

5. Governor of the Plymouth Colony: William Bradford

6. Founded Connecticut: Thomas H00ker

7. Established Settlements in Maine and New Hampshire: Gorges & Mason

8. Unpopular Governor of the Dominion of New England: Edmund Andros

9. Wanted to purify the Church of England: Puritans.

Explanation:

1. Henry VIII referred to Martin Luther King badly, in 1521.

2. Elizabeth I, since 1558, allowed for a legal consolidation of the Church of England, in a progressively manner.

3. These separatists wanted to establish different parameters from the official Church of England but they were strictly treated due to these ideas. These events made them search for another place were their religious ideas were accepted. They later were known as "Pilgrims". When they arrived America, they founded the Plymouth Colony.

4. In fact, he was the first governor of Massachusetts Bay colony.

5. William Bradford was the second governor of the Plymouth Colony.

6. Thomas H00ker founded the colony of Connecticut. He is known as "the father of Connecticut".

7. Ferdinando Gorges and John Mason received the first patent in 1622 for establishing the Province of Maine. In 1629 they split the patent, Mason retaining the southern region: New Hampshire.

8. Was withdrawn in 1681 after having problems.

9. The puritans, near the end of the 16th century, wanted to make the Anglican more "pure".

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