Puritans

The Puritans ended up in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Their desire for independence, religious freedom and self government.

The Puritans did organize their New England towns and villages according to the religious beliefs. They were arranged this way because the Church of England was as a result of the political struggles.

they met the indians and the indians showed them what they knew

"They" define truth as not speaking things that are not true and not doings things that make people think a false premise.

Truth is defined in a number of ways; something based on the actual fact of the matter, conformity to reality, a verified and indisputable fact, the state of being true, an obvious accepted fact, ideal or fundamental reality, fidelity or constancy.

By settling in the New World the Puritans were hoping to give an example to the corrupt that they believed was taking place in New England. They're hopes were to create a model society or "a city upon a hill" as John Winthrop put it. Though they worked hard and made a half decent life in the New World the thing they failed at was grabbing the attention of New England in the first place.

The Puritans came to the US to escape religious persecution in Europe. They left England, many going to Holland so that they could worship in their way instead of that of the Church of England. In Holland, persecution from the Catholics eventually led to their immigration to the Colonies to allow them religious freedom.For religion or you can say that they disagreed with the religious teachings of the Church of England. They wanted to reform the Church of England and remove the Roman Catholicism traces from the church.

Yes they wanted to go to the New World in hopes of keeping Catholocism pure. It wasn't new, in England at the time churches were being more leanient and Protestant and other churches were forming, the Puritans went to America to maintain the old and original pure, and according to them completely perfect religion & society.

Well it wasn't a state back then, but Massachusetts Bay Colony, now of course the state of Massachusetts.

The Puritans had sought to reform the Anglican Church. They believed that the Church of England had not gone far enough in separating itself from Roman Catholicism, and believed the church still pushed forward a lot of catholic based doctrine.

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The Separatists left Europe for the Americas because they were extremely critical of the Church of England and the Catholic church. They first moved to a settlement in Holland, but felt after a time that control over their children was being lost so they decided to leave for a place further away and separated from everyone else. This led to the settlement of the Plymouth Colony.

The conflict between Puritan leaders and Roger Williams resulted from Roger Williams belief that the search for truth and liberty would argue the beliefs that would lead to the elect to God. The result of this conflict was Roger Williams got kicked out of the colonies.

From 1653-1658 Oliver Cromwell, a Puritan leader, successfully took over the ruling of England after executing King Charles. This was a very big change from Christianity to Puritan beliefs. He was later overthrown when the people disliked his rule.

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The Puritans watched each other for signs of sinful behavior.

Many native groups had already been converted to Christianity by French explorers; however, their particular sect of Christianity was Roman Catholicism. As the Puritans had separated from the Church of England due to the fact that it was still very close to its Catholic roots, they were dissatisfied with this. They also neglected the fact that most natives still held traditional spiritual beliefs as well, even if they had embraced Christianity. Some did succumb to Puritan attempts at conversion, but it was not popular.

Out of the variety of factors responsible for the success of the Puritan in establishing ordered society in New England in the Early Colonial Period (and beyond), two in particular can be mentioned. First, the religious unity of these colonists was a critically important factor: they were engaged in a common religious quest. Second, their numbers were quite small and consisted of unusually dedicated and courageous persons, leaders and non-leaders alike, which rendered order more easily achievable in the adverse environment of the New World.

The puritans were a group of English Protestants that were dissatisfied with the Church of England. These people were named "Puritans" because of their goal, to "purify" the Church of England and to make it less like the Roman Church. They felt the morals were incorrect and all other traditions.

• Some Massachusetts' colonists found it necessary to establish new colonies in New England because they did not agree with being labled as heretics and facing exile from the colony if they did not obey the laws, of required church attendance and regulated behavior, that were passed by John Winthrop, Massachusetts' first govenor, because of his and the Puritans strong religious beliefs.

Mainly, they just focused on religion not much of the world but alot of Christianity spread through the pilgrims and puritans. thank you for your supporting question <3 8-)

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Scottish puritans saw the English bible as awful as they prefer simple things .