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Most New England Puritans viewed Quakers with suspicion and hostility due to their radical beliefs and practices, which challenged the established religious order. Quakers emphasized personal revelation and inner light, rejecting formal worship and church hierarchy, which directly contradicted Puritan ideals. As a result, Puritans often persecuted Quakers, subjecting them to fines, imprisonment, and even harsher punishments to suppress their influence and maintain religious conformity in the community.
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What was the largest group of people ever to separate from England?
The puritans called Quakers were the most numerous. They were escaping religious persecution.
What was the most predominant religious group in colonial new England?
Quakers and Puritans were very predominant religions of the early times.
Why were Quakers persecuted so Violently by Protestants?
By most criteria, the Quakers were (and still are) considered a Protestant denomination. Perhaps you intended to ask, "Why were Quakers persecuted so violently by the Puritans?"
What did the New England Puritans value most?
Education
In which year did the puritans control most of England?
1645
What religious denomination were the British that founded America?
That varied. Most of them were Anglicans but in New England the Puritans established their own Congregationalist Church, Pennsylvania was dominated by the Quakers and Maryland, if I remember correctly, was chiefly Catholic. Michael Montagne
What religious group was most responsible for colonizing New England?
The Puritans
In the 1630s where did most puritans settle?
Massachussets, cape cod, new england
The ceremonies of the Anglican church in England were most closely compared to ceremonies of?
puritans
Why did most puritans come to north America?
The main reason why most Puritans came to North America was to enjoy the freedom of religion. Most of them did not agree with the principles of the Anglican church of England.
For the seventeeth century New England Puritans what was the most important institution in society?
The Church.
What religious groups settled in southern colonies?
the quakers and the puritans moved from Canada to the southern colonies in 1907-1909. The move was called the far east movement. Many settlers who found they did not like the New England religious beliefs moved southward to escape their practices.
