Puritians- wanted to purify the church
They were a group of people discontent in the Church of England. Mostly all colonists were involved with the church. They had very strict lives. Going to church services to the meeting house which is a large building in the center of a town area. Inside were hard wooden benches. They sat on these benches most of the day because that's how long the services lasted. Puritan was too close to catholism. Puritans called for a church Congregtionalist structure in which each individual church would be largely selfgoverning.
Christianity.
The New England colonies had, for the most part, various Protestant dominations. Certainly the Puritan Church was a large church.
The Thirteen Colonies were British colonies in North America that were divided into New England,Middle colonies, and Southern colonies.....
Assuming that we are referring to the New England colonies, the dominant religions were various forms of Protestantism, like Puritanism, Presbyterianism, Congregationalism, and Anglicanism/Episcopalianism.
The middle colonies are more diverse than the new England colonies because the middle colonies had many different religions and culture such as puritan, Anglican, roman catholic, Amish, and many more.
New England Colonies, Middle Colonies, and Southern Colonies
Yes. Many who wanted to change the Church of England left the island nation for its Puritan New England colonies. The reformers who wanted to bring other religions to the colonies tended to head for Rhode Island.
The New England colonies
New England.
Zero, there are no longer new England colonies.
what tecnologies were discussed in the new england colonies
The middle colonies are more diverse than the New England colonies because the middle colonies had many different religions and culture such as puritan, Anglican, roman catholic, Amish, and many more.