The Puritans wanted to purify the Anglican church of these.

The most important denomination in the southern colonies.

The Great Awakening, which swept the colonies in the 18th century, was one of these.

The meaning of church polity.

The result that put more people in church pews.

The town that became infamous for its witch trials

The colony founded as a refuge for Catholics

A brilliant theologian from Massachusetts who was the primary American leader of the Great Awakening.

The type of polity where a top leader appoints the lower down positions.

The idea emphasized by the Great Awaking.

The only people executed during the witch trials.

The colony founded as a refuge for Quakers.

An English preacher who was a leader of the Great Awakening in both Britain and the colonies.

Type of polity where the people choose their pastors, then the pastors choose the elders and up to the head of the church

The people who gained a greater participation in church government because of the Great Awakening.

These men tried to stop the witch trials.

French protestants.

The years of the Great Awakening.

Type of polity where each church chose its own leaders and voted on the issues.

The three freedoms strengthened because of the Great Awakening.

It was an indication of the Puritan decline which allowed the children of church members to become members even though they were not truly saved.

The largest group of Anabaptists in the colonies.

The denomination least affected by the Great Awakening.

This type of polity gave its members the most freedom

The colonies had an added sense of this.