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1. Do you agree with the school's choice of Punishment explain your response
I don't agree with the school's punishment because it was her third day at a new school, so they could have given her a warning or made her parents come and give her new clothes, and she was allergic to the fabric.
2. Why do you think the Puritans punishments were so harsh? (think about their perspective
I think the Puritans punishment were so harsh to teach the citizens not to do that, because they wanted to get their message across that there are consequences to actions, and they wanted to give the worst punishment possible.
3. Explain the role religion played in the development of the colonies
Their religion was the foundation of the colonies it affected their social life and their government. Their religion determined what the colonists had to do in their daily life and what they weren't supposed to do. When they did something wrong the bible would dictate their punishment.

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1. I don't agree with the schools punishment choice because the girl was a new student who didn't full understand the school rules yet. She should have punished so harshly.
2. The Puritans punishments were so hard because they believed in God's eyes all things that were deceiving in their eyes were bad. They also wanted to show the citizens that all things have punishments and that no one should commit a crime.
3. Religion played a major role in the development of the colonies. Many of the colonist came to the Americas so that they could escape persecution in England because of their religion. The colonist who came to America wanted to spread their religion around and develop their ideas.

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1. I do not agree with the school's choice of punishment as publicly shaming a new student may give a bad impression of her to other people, such as other students.

2. The Puritans' punishment was so harsh because they wanted to shame offenders to make sure they will never commit the crime again, and also convince others to not do the same crime.

3. Religion played a role in the development of colonies as it led to many lifestyles, such as the strict life with Puritans and offending their religion.

© Ashan Perera 2016

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1. I do not agree with the school's choice of punishment. The punishment of public humiliation is unreasonable and harsh. The school policy had three choices as a consequence of breaking the dress code, but the girl was only given one choice.
2. The Puritan punishments were extremely harsh, to ensure the criminals did not attempt to commit another crime. The also wanted to make the other colonists aware, so they also would not commit a crime.
3. Religion played a significant role in the development, because the way that the colony is governed may be based off of the religion. Laws and punishments may also be created based on the religion.

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1. I believe that the schools punishment is extremely harsh. The video clearly shows that the girl had just moved, and was attending her first day of school. Because of this, there is a big chance that she was unaware of the dress code as well as the consequences.
2. The puritans were probably exceedingly harsh due to the fact that they wanted to alarm the colonists that they were in charge and also remind the colonists of how much power they hold, in order to be sure others will not break the laws.
3. During the development of colonies, colonists of different religions decided to live in that particular colony in hopes to spread their religion, run from persecution, or be able to practice their religion without punishment.

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1. I do not agree with the schools punishment. I think making someone where something that they don't want to wear is against someones rights. I think the school could have just said to wear something tomorrow.
2. I think the Puritans punishments were so harsh because back when they lived they were more harsh about religion. So I think when they disobeyed someone of something they took it as going against God and they didn't like that. I think they thought there only choice was to hurt somebody in result for going against God.
3. Religion was a big part of the colonies. Certain colonies would allow certain religions. Religion helped shape colonies because it would bring only the people of that religion to the colony. If you disobeyed your religion you would get harshly punished. So the colony held people that were true to there religion.

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1. I personally object the following discipline protocol, it was extremely harsh in its aspects of mortifying a juvenile. Its definitely not a justifiable punishment as the child was obligated to don emblazoned neon green apparel  in public that stated ( dress code violation ), hence the ordeal was not a private predicament but a ubiquitously manifested on campus.
2. The Puritans were devout in their ecclesiastical religion, so immersed in their religion, those whom supposedly committed a crime was weened to be possessed by the Devil. Their divine ethics is encompassing on how they ingratiate to their theocratic belief-hence when one perpetrates such an "atrocity" against the lord they are chastised.
3. Religion is an omnipresent manna to the development of the thirteen colonies. Without these religious clashes/prosecutions they would have never sunder themselves from the King and become independent. Its an intrinsic factor to our American history, Religion is law and order in which we still comply with today.

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No, I don't agree with the school's punishment. As said in the video, the girl had a right to keep her records private, and wearing her punishment does just the opposite.
I think the Puritans had very harsh punishments because they wanted to keep and protect their religion and community.
Religion played a role in the development of the colonies because it influenced the laws, beliefs, and traditions. Also, many people came to America to create a community that supported and practiced their religion.

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1. I do not agree with the punishment the school had given. It was to embarrassing for a high school student to wear for a whole day, and it is considered public embarrassment. Also she was a new student, so she did not know all the rules yet.
2. I think the Puritans punishments were harsh so that the victim of the punishment will remember not to commit the same crime again. (unless you were hanged, then you were not given a second chance)
3. Religion had played a destructive role in the 13 colonies. If it wasn't for religion, then many colonist wouldn't have evacuated there home or have died due to punishments of the religion.  Religion also had separated many settlers from other settlers because they had no believed in the same religion.

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1. I feel that the school's choice of punishment was wrong. The way the girl was only given one choice and forced to follow through with that was not an ethical form of public humiliation.

2. The Puritans' punishments were most likely so harsh because they wanted to make sure that people felt ashamed of their crimes and made sure not to break their laws again.

3. Religion played an important role in the development of the colonies because different colonies were founded because different people following the different versions of the Christian belief wanted to either escape persecution, practice their religion freely, or to spread their religion.

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1. I do not agree with the schools choice of punishment because it was too extreme especially for a new student. The teen was not aware of the dress code system and that she was violating it. She should have been given the other choices as well rather then be forced to wear the clothes they put her in.
2. I think the Puritan's punishment was harsh because they didn't want people acting. They wanted everyone to follow the rules They also felt that the punishments were necessary in order to enforce the rules and because of their religion/religious beliefs.
3. The role that religion plated in the development of the colonies was it  was the reason for them creating new colonies. They all felt that they needed to establish these colonies for God, to serve God, to help other do the same, to create a place devoted to God and their beliefs, and to prove their belief in God. They wanted to find a place were people would come together and unite to praise God and follow his commandments.

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1. No, I do not agree with the schools choice of punishment because the student was new and was not aware of the dress code violations. Since she has a perfect record and was not a dress code offender at the school, she should have at least been warned.
2. I think the Puritans' punishments were very harsh because they wanted everyone to follow the rules. They punished offenders severely in order to prevent crimes.
3. Religion played a role in society by shaping how people acted. The English came to America to be able to practice their religion and spread it to others. This shows they care so much about God and their beliefs. In colonies, this passion was forced onto the citizens and if you displeased the ministers/ political leaders, you were punished.

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1. No, I do not agree with the school's choice of punishment because since the school did not inform her of their dress code, how was she supposed to know that her skirt length was a violation. To add, forcing a child wear a "shame suit" after only one incident, is a violation of their privacy and it is a very cruel and unusual punishment.
2. I think the Puritans punishments were very harsh, because I think that they wanted their people to be perfect, in their eyes. And due to that desire, they enlisted punishments that would ensure that people would never commit a crime, and if they did, they would only do it once. I think that they enjoyed having someone, a "criminal", as an example, to show people how severe the consequences would be.
3. Religion played a big role in the development of the colonies. You could say that it was the basis of their society and the peoples' colonies. Some religions were more harsh and stricter than others. Religion shaped people. Most of the laws were based on religion. Most colonies were colonized due to disagreements between religions. Not even talking about the colonies later developed, the reason that the English came to America in the first place was to be able to freely practice their religion.

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1. I do not agree with the schools decision with making her wear the shame suit. She just started this school and she may have not been informed about the dress code. The school should have just gave her a warning or called her parents to bring her a change of clothes.
2. I think the Puritans punishments were so harsh because they wanted people to not break the rules and if they did, they wouldn't do it again because the punishment was so harsh. Also, it would show the other people not to break that rule so they wouldn't get punished the same way.
3. The role religion played in the development of colonies is that it gave the colony its type of government and the type of people that will be living in that colony.

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1.  I definitely do not agree with the schools choice to Punishment because under law, the student had a few choices to take, but the school didn't give the student choices. They just made her wear the dress.
2.  I think that the Puritans punishments were so harsh because they had strict rules and they wanted them to be followed. Over time, the puritans probably got frustrated and annoyed with puritans not following the rules, making them have strict punishments.
3.  Religion played a role of wearing certain clothes and only being able to do the right things that went along with the religion. For example, the Christians did things only under God's rules. Also, the freedom of religion in new colonies encouraged people to come to America.

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No, I do not agree with the schools punishment because the school was being irresponsible for not telling her the rules on dress code. Even with the kids that know the dress code, the school shouldn't be publicly humiliating the students. I think that the Puritans were so harsh because they wanted people to never commit any sort of crime. The role that religion played in the development of the colonies was huge, religion influenced how the people in the colony lived. For example, they had a day to only worship and were not allowed to do anything else.

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No I don't agree with the schools punishment, because she had never been in trouble before and it was only her third day so she didn't know the riles. Also because she wasn't given all of the choices as punishment she was forced to wear the violations suit. I think the Puritans were so harsh because they wanted people who were not listening to their beliefs to stop and to listen. Religion played a huge roll in the development of the colonies because laws and ways of life were based around religion and that was pretty much how the colonies got developed.

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1.I do not agree with the schools of punishment. She should at least receive a warning as she did not know about the 3 inch policy. The 2.Puritans punishments were so harsh because their whole culture is based on religion so breaking one of their religious rules is like killing someone or some other harsh crime we have today.
3.Religion helped shape many colonies by determining what people went to leave in the colony and what people were exiled from a colony. For example maryland is a place where Christians can be free and not ridiculed.

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1- I do not agree with the schools choice of Punishment because, the girl was not informed about the correct dress code and the punishment made the girl embarrassed. A school punishment should be to correct students not to embarrass them.
2- I think that the Puritans punishment were so harsh because they expected high expectations from their people, they also wanted the people to be cautious about what they were doing wrong by creating harsh punishments.
3- Religion played a role in the development of the colonies because it created the people to be strict especially for religious purposes and it also created harsh punishments if any laws were disobeyed. In addition, religion also affected their social life.

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1. No I don't agree. People would look bad and hate that school. 2. No, their punishments would more likely cause people to behave correctly. 3. Religion caused specific people to separate from each other in different areas. Religion even caused William Penn to make a colony west of New Jersey.

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No, I don't agree that the schools choice of punishment because, the was on her 3rd day of school and didn't know that it was a violation of school dress code. I think that puritans were so harsh because, they wanted people wrongdoings to stop. The role that religion played in the development of the colonies was huge because, they based a good majority of their punishment off of their religion.

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1. No, making people embarrassed will just make them hate that school

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I do not agree with the schools choice of punishment because the girl was most-likely ashamed because of the clothes she had to wear. I think that the Puritans punishments were so harsh because the Puritans were religious and did not want anything wrong to be done without punishment, so the person would not do it again. Religion could influence what people can and cannot do, and can determine their punishments

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1. I do not agree with the schools choice of punishment because

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1) No, I believe there should be a violation warning, and if after that, the violator dresses down again without permission, then they should receive detention during lunch or after school.
2) I believe that the Puritan's punishments were so harsh because they wanted to send a message to people that they were a serious society and they were not playing around with rules and laws. The Puritans wanted to be God's right hand men and women so they did everything to be as close to go as possible.
3) Religion in the colonies brought everyone together and let some alliances take place between different colonies, religion back in the day was a very serious thing and still is. Religion was thought to bring everyone closer to God back then, and that is what everyone wanted. Religion was not all peaceful back then as well. Religion could lead to execution or even war. Religion was a main part of the English moving to the colonies. The King of England changed the religion from Catholic to his own unique religion because he wanted to have multiple wives! That is why so many English people came to the colonies, they wanted religious freedom.

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1. I do not agree with the schools choice of punishment because they are reinacting a punishment from over a century ago. This punishment is a form of branding and public humiliation.
2. I think that the Puritan Punishments were so harsh, so that everyone knew what you did so you wouldn't do it again.
3. Religion played a huge role in the colonies. If people like dissenters did not dissent from other religions, than maybe we wouldn't have the colonies they found, because they separated due to religion. The reason people came to the colonies was also a disagree in religion.