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-Conflicts with local Native American conflict

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Puritan society was heavily religious and strict in their following, with little seperation between church and state.

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- Fled Europe for religious freedom
- Came as families rather than individuals
- diverse in age and gender

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- Extremely religious, essentially theocratic.

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The Puritans came to America in the early 1600s for religious freedom on the Mayflower. They came to escape the Church of England and be able to pursue their own religion. Came in family groups after hearing of the greater opportunity America allowed for many

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- Extremely religious
- Families worked on farms, less use of indentured servants and slaves
- Theocracy
- Rigid social expectations

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They fled Europe so they could establish a society that exemplified their incredibly strict and rigid religion.

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Came from Europe to have religious freedom
-Very conservative and came in families

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When more people settled in New England, the society struggled to keep newer people under their strict religious control.

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-Left England due to conflict with the Church of England.

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- very religious and had strict rules based off of this
-family knit, were a functioning community as a whole
-a lot of strict social rules and rules regarding the church
-farming conditions were not ideal

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Religious
Intolerant to other beliefs
Strict
Theocracy

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- External conflicts with American Indians
- Internal conflict w/ religious dissenters
- Weather and geography
- poor land for farming
- Witch hunting

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- believed church of england was too strict
- threat to national security in England due to reform
- founded harvard
- came to America to seek religious freedom
- did not believe in church hierarchy
- accused of witchcraft due to different belief

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The Puritans left Europe for religious freedom and economic gain. They wanted to pursue wealth and power while following their strict religious ideals.

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-Internal political conflicts for power
-External conflicts with natives

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- Incredibly conservative/strict society and little to no religious tolerance.
- Theocracy.

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as more people migrated there were more religions coming with them, the Puritans came to America for religious freedom and did not stand for religious tolerance, saw the other cultures and groups posing as a threat.
- conflicts with Native Americans over land

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-Conflicts with Native Americans over land
-Internal conflicts with people who didn't fit into their society.

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- Some Puritans challenged community beliefs. ex. Roger Williams, Anne Hutcherson.
- Conflicts with Native American tribes. Metacom's War: Where the English wanted the Wampanog to submit to their rule which led to a blood battle.

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-religion played a huge role in societal norms
- Very strict rules (ex. very little outlandish clothing allowed)
-religious hierarchy based on religion role in church.
- very community based
- slavery was not as prominent (bad farming conditions in New England)

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- Women were given importance
- women were taught to read
- men would take care of the house --> in charge of livestock/farming
- long services
- members of religious reform movement
- strict and rigid society

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- Puritans developed ideas that included purifying the Catholic Church.
- "very strict catholics"
- Great Migration- tens of thousands of puritans went to the Colonies (new england)
- Fled Europe for religious freedom (to form a more strict and extreme form of the catholic church
-came in big families
late 1500s to early 1600s movement of puritans across atlantic

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Puritans who settled New England created social, economic, and political norms based on their religious culture that directly shaped their communal colonial structure.  As the colonial society grew and religious authority took a stronger hold, people strongly tried to keep Puritan lifestyle from being changed.

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The ideas and values of the Puritans greatly influenced the development of the colonies in a number of ways. Economically, the ideals of fair pricing came from the Puritans. Socially, the church and religion all tieing back to the community. Lastly politically the idea of a representative government that later on ended up becoming a staple of the United States.

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I, J

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The ideas and values of the Puritan people influenced the political, social, and economic development of the New England Colonies through their religious beliefs, which controlled the social standings of people groups, their political hierarchy, and their economic status.

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From 1630-1660 the puritans affected the economic, social and political development of New England by making their colony a close-knit theocracy.

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The strict religious ideas and values of the Puritans influenced the development of political, economic and social aspects of their society.

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The different ideas and ideologies that developed throughout time had different effects on the new societies that were created. When the Puritans made it to the colonies they were met by new people and different environments, this caused economic and political ideas to return back to New England via trade and other sources.

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A, C, H

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A, C, G, H

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A

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The Puritans influenced New England societies' economic, social, and political factors through their conservative and strict religious beliefs, and the development of theocracy.

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D, E

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The strict religious views and ideas of Puritans largely influenced the political, economic, and social development of the New England colonies in ways such as the creation of a theocratic government, focus on family farming, and the establishment of strictly religious societal standards, which were rooted in the strength of the community.

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B, J

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The Puritans influenced new England colonies with their ideas and values because they were there from the founding of the colonies and built forms of government and economy to reflect their ideals as well as creating the social norm.

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Between the times of 1630 and 1660s, the Puritan’s ideas and values of belief impacted the way political, economical, and social elements of New England society developed.

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The religious beliefs of the puritans shaped the development of the New England colonies. Their beliefs influenced social norms, economic structure, and political structure of the colony resulting in a theocratic society that was heavily religious.

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The puritan society who settled in New England did establish, a stable economy, social norms, and political norms based off of there religious beliefs and tried to keep it like that.

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The extreme and prioritized religious views and ideas held by Puritans influenced economic, social, and political aspects of the New England colonies by controlling the structure and lives of the people living in New England through these aspects.

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The Puritans had a heavy impact on New England culture, and played a big role in shaping their society and customs. From the theocratic government to the family farming and very tight religious barriers, they had made a lasting impact on the New England colonies forever.

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A, C, G, H

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Puritans largely influenced the economical, political and social development of the New England colonies from 1630 through the 1660s by their forming a community that is close and religiously organized

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d, e

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The ideas and values of the Puritans influenced the political, economic, and social development of New England through their strict religious beliefs, the development of a theocracy, and their economic status.

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B, I, J

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The Puritans’ beliefs in a strict social contract and extremely religious society led to many New England colonies to develop theocratic governments in all but name and encouraged a rigid set of acceptable traits and societal norms that ensured the New England colonies were "shining" examples of "perfect" Puritan communities and pietous lifestyles.

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D,E