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English church seen as corrupt by a group of Puritans, who wished to reform the church into their vision. To accomplish this, they set up a colony in New England as a model which England should follow.

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The Puritans were unhappy with the Church of England and thought it should be reformed to more reflect Protestant beliefs.

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In England prior to 1607 there was low religious tolerance as the Anglican church controlled everything. Puritans and other denominations sought religious freedom by moving to the Americas

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The Puritans left England due to their belief that the Anglican church was corrupt and impure. They looked to "purify" Anglican beliefs into their vision.

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Puritans had come from Europe to reform the Church because the Church of England at the time was corrupt.

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The Puritans were very reserved in their livelihoods due to their religion. They wore tons of clothes, migrated with families and lived on small farms. Their main economic activities included shipbuilding and trade due to proximity to the ocean.

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The Puritans believed that the Church of England had to be reformed from within in order to fix its corruption foundation.

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Puritan society revolved completely around religion. Everyone in Puritans colonies were required to lead religious lives: going to church, praying, following the bible, etc. Priests and clergymen held the most political power.

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The Puritans wanted to seperate from the church due to them thinking that the Anglican church was corrupt, They established at Massachusetts becoming part of the England Colonies

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In 1630, the Puritans set sail for America in order to escape religious persecution and establish their own colony for economic benefits. Many of them wanted to build a "City Upon The Hill" under John Winthrop's leadership. They thought the Church of England was corrupt and needed reforming.

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Deeply religious. Education and government revolved around the Puritan church. Had very strict practices. Society completely revolved around Religion.

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Puritan society was very controlled by their religion, and had very conservative views when it came to how people interacted with each other, how they dressed, etc. Very family oriented values as well.

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As the Puritan population grew in America, they required more land to sustain the people. They got this land from surrounding Native tribes. This of course angered the Natives and resulted in conflict nonviolent and violent between the two groups.

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The Puritans engaged in conflict with the Pequot tribe over the murder of English traders. A Puritan victory left power firmly in the hands of the settlers.

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In the 1630's, Puritans in Massachusetts and Plymouth allied with the Narragansett and Mohegan people in order to fight the Pequot people, who had claimed land in New England that the colonists believed belonged to them.

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Puritans left England due to conflict with the Church. Puritans had extensive conflict with Native Americans as well. In Pequot's war, New England settlers fought against Pequot Indians who fought back against European intrusion. They also had internal conflict, represented by the Salem Witch Trials and accusations of witchcraft.

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Puritan society revolved heavily around religion. Every member of society was required to participate in church and maintain their relationship with God. Other beliefs, values, art, and clothing revolved around religious beliefs as well, tending to be conservative.

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During Puritan settlement, they had taken land from Natives. Specifically the Pequot tribe. Puritans, being very religious, also went through the Salem Witch Trials.

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The Puritans were extremely religious, being strict and governed. They made it so everyone in the society had to practice their religion in the church. They had conservative beliefs of the ways they view each other and other things

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The puritan society consisted of a strict and basic lifestyle, almost everything was made entirely by hand. Puritans attended church services, took care of livestock, and focused on art. Their religious beliefs and ideologies were more conservative. Most of these societies were on farms.

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- settled in northern Plymouth
- cold climate and limited spread of diseases
- had access to already-farmed lands from the Native Americans
- wanted to establish a pure society

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The Puritans struggled to accept colonists who did not practice Christianity. When paranoia swept through the New England colonies due to financial problems and epidemics, the Puritans began to accuse each other of witchcraft (the Salem Witch trials). Hundreds of women were accused and executed. They also had conflict with the Natives, resulting in skirmishes such as the Pequot War.

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Church was an important part in a Puritan's life, and attendance was mandatory. Their society could be described as a Theocracy, where church and state are intertwined in government affairs.

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The Puritans were forbidden to preach at churches in England because they demanded reforms that undermined and threatened the king's authority. In the colonies, the Puritans had many issues with the Native Americans regarding land ownership as well as societal conflict and struggle such as the Salem Witch Trials.

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As the Puritans grew they had more conflicts with Native Americans, causing the pequot war. The Puritans wanted land, and blamed witchcraft on people who did not fit in

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The Puritans had conflicts with the native tribes like the Pequot and the Metacom wars. They did not accept the natives because they didn't convert to Christianity. Some Puritans also disliked preachers like George Whitfield and the Great Awakening in general because they preferred more traditional practices.

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The Puritans were Christians who wanted to reform the Anglican church in Great Britain. They established Massachusetts Bay, which later became part of the New England colonies. They required everyone who joined their colony to lead a very religious life, struggling to colonists that did not practice Christianity.

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The Puritans’ extreme religious virtues and practices drove the New England colonies to expand and set themselves apart as exemplary society for the other English colonies.

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During the 1630s-1660s, Puritans influenced politics, economics, and social development by being extremely religiously inclined and getting into conflict with natives.

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The development of the New England colonies was heavily influenced by the Puritans, who had helped to establish most of the colonies in that region. Puritan values, philosophies, and ideas largely governed the development of those colonies in 3 primary ways: politically, economically, and socially.

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Although the claim that Puritan society was established on ideals created by the British Crown can be made, Puritan ideals greatly influenced New England society between 1630 and 1660 because they limited political power of leaders, created a quiet and reserved economy, and influenced a family based society with little religious toleration.

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The impact of the Puritans on the New England colonies from 1630 through the 1660s was the development of a self government that was separate from the church but gave power to its people who collectively lived their lives abiding by the word of God, and who found economic prosperity through the cultivation of crops on small farms.

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The political, social and economic values of Puritans largely influenced the New England Colonies’ quick and rapid development through the early 1600’s.

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Many ideas and beliefs that developed the New England colonies were adopted from the puritans. Political structure is one example of an ideology that the New England colonies developed based on the Puritans. Our founding fathers put laws and rules in place and created a governing structure which was adopted by the New England colonies. The puritans had strong religious beliefs, they were english protestants that had a goal of purifying the church of england in hopes of abolishing catholicism. The English puritans then founded the plymouth colony to practice their own branch of protestantism.

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The puritans cared most for their religion and wanted the people to have the utmost respect for it. they did everything for the purpose of god and in gods name.

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The Puritans’ steadfast belief in God underlined everything they set out to accomplish in the New World. The Puritans set the precedent for New England development by bridging the gap between church and state, uniting their community under common law, and setting traditional values.

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Puritan ideas and values placed their religion at the core of New England’s political, economic and social practices from 1630 through the 1660s.

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Puritans ideas and values influenced the economic, political, and social development of the New England colonies from the 1630s to 1660s, by having their belief of devotion to God, and values of hard work, honesty, etc. lead a migratory movement to the New World, to set up towns and communities that would further develop the society, culture, politics, and economy as the Puritan population increased, alongside settlements.

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Religious persecution in Europe, gaining wealth, and having land of their own with a community full of Puritans were good reasons for Puritans to move. America would mean the Puritans can practice their religion freely and also have a community that is mostly the same religion, while also having an opportunity for economic prosperity.

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Values held by the Puritans influenced the political, social and economic development in the new England Colonies by creating governments with religious leaders in power, building cities which physically reflected the values of family and education, and building societies with individually owned farms.

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The ideas and values held by the Puritans mostly revolved around religion, modesty, and community, which greatly influenced the political, economic, and social development of the New England colonies from 1630 through the 1660s.

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The values held by Puritans influenced the development of the New England colonies from 1630 through the 1660s by having ideas of a united representative government, and a strong influence on church and religion.

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The values held by Puritans influenced the development of the New England colonies from 1630 through the 1660s by having ideas of a united representative government, and a strong influence on church and religion.

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The ideas and values of Puritans influenced the political, economic, and social development of New England colonies from 1630 to 1660 through the emphasis on hard work and strict lifestyles, the encouragement of patriarchy and social hierarchy, and the model of a government where Church and State could integrate.

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Ideals and Values help By the Puritans such as, community values, importance in education, complete devotion to the church and refrain from other motives than religious, all had a hand in the social, economic, and political developments in the regions. Puritans believed in a close knit community where men set aside their differences and coexist peacefully, they also believed in the importance of education and all lead to social developments of these colonies. Puritans vowed to never commit an offence against the church as it served as a central governing body in these regions. As economic developed in this regions the Puritans believed that their only priority was religion and it shouldn't be forgotten.

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The Puritans heavily influenced the development of the New England colonies politically, economically, and socially. The Puritans influenced the development of the New England colonies by governing the Massachusetts Bay Colony as a theocracy, the colony prospered through the cultivation of crops, and by enforcing a series of rules and putting an emphasis on family and community along with religious intolerance.

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The ideas and values held by the Puritans helped generate a theocratic society that influenced the way of politics, economics, and social development in New England colonies between 1630-1660.

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Puritan values led to the start of a self-governing society that was centered around religious beliefs, in order to separate from the corrupt church in England.

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Puritans combated and influenced the European colonies of the Americas by combating and outrooting other religions, they accomplished this by forcing their control onto their politics, economics, and even their social life.

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The ideas and values held by Puritans influenced the political, economic, and social development of New England colonies from 1630 through the 1660s by giving them a strict social moral code, having religion intertwined with government, and by making them work hard to get what they want economically.

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