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Which are accurate descriptions of the English colonies in North America?

Choose TWO.

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1.The Puritans in Massachusetts Bay were committed to the idea of religious toleration and welcomed all religions to their colony.


2.William Bradford and William Brewster saw North America as a land where they could practice their religion freely.


3.Captain John Smith became the leader of Jamestown and set up strict rules for settlers to follow.


4.The king granted Massachusetts Bay Company a self-government charter because Enlightenment thinkers convinced him that it was a natural right.

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The accurate descriptions of the English colonies in North America are options (b and c).

Give a brief account on Puritans.

Many thousands of English Puritans settled in New England at the beginning of the 17th century. Puritans were fervently religious Church of England adherents who opposed royal ecclesiastical policy because they felt that the Church of England needed more reform and should have shed more of its Roman Catholic doctrine. The majority of Puritans were "non-separating Puritans," who opposed founding separate congregations apart from the Church of England; these individuals were later referred to as Nonconformists. There was a small group of "separating Puritans" who supported founding congregations apart from the Church. Separatists who founded the Plymouth Colony were known as the Pilgrims. Puritans mostly settled in New England, though a few made their way to other English colonies across the Atlantic.

B. William Bradford and William Brewster saw North America as a land where they could practice their religion freely.

The leader of the Puritan separatist movement was William Brewster. Due to discrimination based on his religion, he was expelled from England. One of the movement's key players was William Bradford. They both took the Mayflower to Plymouth to build a community where they might freely practice their religion.

C. The Puritans in Massachusetts Bay were committed to the idea of religious toleration  and welcomed all religions to their colony.

The Puritans who established the Massachusetts Bay Colony sought to establish a perfect religious community due to the history of persecution they had experienced in England. They opposed religious freedom, contending that the state must tolerate other religions in order to protect society from heresy.

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