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John Winthrop was a leader of Puritans, person who had emigrated from England because they were facing persecution from the Church of England. Winthrop was key in founding the Massachusetts Bay Colony, which was the second major settlement in New England (the first being Plymouth).
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Who was the leader of Boston settlement?
I believe the group of Puritans that settled Boston was led by John Winthrop.
Who settled in Boston?
jhon winthrop
What group John Winthrop led?
john Winthrop lead in the way 2 Massachusetts
Who is put on trial for the religious ideas and eventually forced to leave the Massachusetts colony?
roger williams
What puritan leader help found the colony of Massachusetts?
William Bradford
What colony did john winthrop lead and what were some of the common beliefs found there?
John Winthrop lead a large migration of Puritans. This started in England and the beliefs were strict.
Aboliitionist who tried to lead a revolt at harpers in 1859?
Jhon Brown
This person was elected governer of the Massachusetts bay colony?
The first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, or company as it was known at the time was Matthew Cradock
Did John Winthrop lead the Puritans?
Yes, John Winthrop lead the Puritans. He lead them to The new world know as today Massachusetts. The puritans broke away from the Church of England similar to the Pilgrims.
Which group of people did John Winthrop lead to Salem Massachusetts in 1630?
the puritans
Did John Winthrop lead?
John Winthrop led a large group of settlers from England to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630. He also served several terms as the Governor of the Colony.
What lead by John Winthrop became a theocracy?
The lead by John Winthrop that resulted in a theocracy was the establishment of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630. Winthrop, a Puritan leader, envisioned the colony as a "city upon a hill," with a government closely aligned with Puritan religious principles. This theocratic system meant that church leaders held significant power, and laws were based on religious doctrine, effectively intertwining governance and faith.
