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1. They believed that every local church congregation should be independent.
2. "History of Plymouth Plantations." William Bradford.
3. Pilgrims
4. Leyden. They had the children work long hours and they were not able to go to school.
5. Sir Edwin Sandys.
6. 35. 101.
7. They stressed individual civic responsibility even more than individual liberties.
8. John Carver.

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1. The wheel, saddle, harness, chariot, and a type of paper.
2. Buddhism, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Shinto, Taoism. They rejected God and had idolatry. They had to work out their own salvation and it kept them in spiritual darkness.
3. Because of its size and relative isolation.
4. In the Indus River Vally about 2000 b.c. Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro. They were both prosperous and both built by Ham.
5. To control the native Indian population. Brahmans, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas, Sudras.
6. They worship many idols such as cows and bulls and had reincarnation. To identify closely nature that looses all consciousness.
7. To change from luxury to self -denial.
8. Asoka. Buddhism.
9. Guptas. Hinduism.
10. Islam.