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On their way to America, the Puritans traveled aboard ships, primarily the Arbella, as part of the Great Migration in the early 1630s. They sought religious freedom and aimed to establish a society based on their strict interpretations of Christianity. During the voyage, they engaged in prayer, discussions about their new community, and preparations for life in the New World, emphasizing their desire to create a "city upon a hill" as a model of virtue and piety. The journey was often challenging, with rough seas and limited supplies, but their determination to find a new home fueled their resolve.
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When did Thomas Hooker come to America?
Because he was the leader puritians.
How did pilgrims and puritians come tot America?
The Pilgrims and 9 or 10 years later, the Puritans, came to what would later be America in small sailing ships.
What are some fast facts about massachsetts?
massachsetts is one of the 13 colonies. one of the oldest colony in america. it was developed by the puritians. by thomas minna
What was the religion of puritans?
The Puritians were Christians.
In what did the puritians believe?
They believe in the Christian-Judeo God.
Why did the puritians come to the new world?
to gain religious freedom
The American author who wrote about New England puritians?
Nathaniel Hawthorn
What religond did the puritians practice?
strict protestant only to do what is told to do in the bible
What did the puritians believe about the church?
they believed that everyone should have their own opion
What colony had the most town meetings?
the middle colonies
How did the Puritians earn their name?
They wanted to reform, or purify the church of England's Practices.
When did the Massachusetts puritians pass the first public education law?
They passed it in 1647.
