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What were the challenges puritans faced?
harsh laws and punishment
Why do you think the puritans were so harsh with those accused of witchcraft?
The Puritans were very conservative when it came to religion. They viewed witchcraft as the work of the devil.
Why do you think the puritans were so harsh of those accused of witchcraft?
The Puritans were very conservative when it came to religion. They viewed witchcraft as the work of the devil.
What types of governments did new England have?
New England had a democratic government. The Puritans made the laws and many were harsh and had death as the penalty.
What conditions did the puritans face upon going to New England?
The Puritans faced many harsh conditions when they went to New England. They were not well prepared to survive, and many died during the harsh first winters there with overwhelming cold and not enough food.
Why did the puritans move to america?
Puritans came to America because of religious persecution in the Netherlands and Great Britain. They found religious freedom but harsh conditions. They survived and eventually thrived.
Did the Puritans agree with slavery?
The Puritans did agree with slavery. They saw it as in agreement with the Bible, but slavery in the Massachusetts colonies was regarded as slightly less harsh than the slavery in the southern colonies because the Puritans also believed that it was their responsibility to provide for the slaves' well being, both physically and spiritually.Source: http://www.usconstitution.net/consttop_slav.html
Why harsh winters have a negative effect on the bison population?
harsh winters kill grass, bisons' favored food source.
Did New Jersey have harsh winters?
Throughout history New Jersey has had many harsh winters. In 1777 a harsh winter in New Jersey had a devastating effect on Washington's army.
What was The effect for slaves suffering cruel and harsh treatment?
Pain and death
What difficulties did the puritans face in their new home?
The Puritans faced harsh winters, limited resources, and conflicts with Native American tribes upon arriving in their new home in America. They also had to establish a new form of government and contend with religious and cultural differences among themselves.
Why have the Puritans failed to convert the Indians?
The "Colonial" Puritans failed to convert the Indians because ultimately, they failed. Their harsh intolerance, along with other poor decision making (Salem Witch Trials) led to their own destruction.
