No, Roger Williams came to the Massachusetts Bay Colony with the hope of being a missionary and preach to the Indians (as the native peoples were then called). But he first was a pastor at a church in Salem, and then another in Plymouth. He quickly became dissatisfied with the Puritan lifestyle and theology, and ultimately became a controversial figure, leading to his departure for Rhode Island.
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To become a minister in Massachusetts.
Anne Hutchinson was banished from Massachusetts. She challenged the doctrine of the Puritan ministers around her, and she was a charismatic speaker with a lot of followers herself. The challenges she posed eventually lead to a big belief controversy in the Massachusetts Bay colony. Hutchinson was tried and convicted of heresy, excommunicated from the church, and forced out of Massachusetts. She and her followers eventually established a new colony that would eventually become Portsmouth, Rhode Island.
there is a 50% chance its William Williams
the colony that portsmouth is apart of is... New England
Roger Williams did.
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Rodger Williams left Massachusetts and founded a New Colony that eventually would become Rhode Island. The Colony was originally called the Colony of Providence Plantation.
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Portsmouth grew because the circumference was tiny and as it got more popular the space got smaller and more cramped so they decided to increase the size. This was an amazing idea as they could become a city and then it would attract tourist's!
It takes about a year to become a Massachusetts resident after you have established a domicile in Massachusetts. You also must register to vote in the state.
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The "immigrants" or colonists originally came from Spain to St. Augustine, Florida. Which, at the time was not one of the "Thirteen Colonies" and did not become one for awhile. The first place the colonists arrived was Plymouth Massachusetts.