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Did the puritans have a representative government?

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The religion was the foundation for their beliefs and colonial government.


Compare the way the English government treated the Puritans with the way the Puritans treated Anne Hutchinson. How are they similar?

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Why did the puritans establish a government?

1620 in Mass when they landed they wrote the Mayflower Compact and this was their government.


What type of society did the puritans want to create?

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What type of religious society did the puritans want to create?

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How where the puritans thoughts about government and education similar to ours today?

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Why did the Puritans sign the Mayflower Compact?

The Mayflower Compact stated that the Puritans would follow the rules of the government. They didn't arrive where they originally intended so the rules of England did not apply. The Compact was created to assure the half of the ship's passengers who were not Puritans that the government of the colony would be elected, not imposed on them.


What represents the Puritan idea and practice of government?

Puritans believed that the government should strictly enforce their ideas of morality and human behavior, which were inspired by Catholic beliefs. The Puritans had a rather strict interpretation of morality and laws.


What was the covenant theory that puritans drew their ideas of government?

Seperation of church and state