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It was a theocracy: there was no separation of church and state back then, and the Puritans were the dominant religious group, so their religion was the only one allowed. And despite how austere and harsh the Puritans were, they really believed in education, and both boys and girls were expected to learn to read and write.
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Colonial charters were granted to?
Massachusetts
General appointed governor of Massachusetts in colonial history?
Gage
What is the Massachusetts town that was the site of the first colonial victory against Britain?
Concord
What was the Massachusetts Charter?
The Massachusetts Charter was a document that granted rights to the people of Massachusetts Bay Colony from the English government. A sort of colonial constitution. All the 13 colonies has one.
Trades and skills in Massachusetts during colonial times?
They traded crops and exported and imported goods.
What are facts about colonial massachusetts?
It was the first new england colony to be settled
What are facts about life in early Massachusetts?
ily Michelle
What was the Daily life like in colonial massachusetts?
Many residents of colonial Massachusetts were Puritans. They followed a strict code of conduct, and religion played a central role in their lives.
What are facts about colonial life?
some facts are that the colonial people loved sweets and that some people slept in the fireplace in their house in the Winter. pretty amazing huh?
When was Colonial Society of Massachusetts created?
Colonial Society of Massachusetts was created in 1892.
Who settled colonial massachusetts?
the puritans
Colonial charters were granted to?
Massachusetts
What was colonial Massachusetts like?
by boat
What was fish used for in colonial Massachusetts?
Trading
What crops were grown in colonial Massachusetts?
tobacco
Who did Connecticut trade with in colonial times?
Massachusetts
What was Massachusetts main religion in colonial times?
The main religion of colonial Massachusetts in the 1700s were Puritan Separatists. They came to the colony in pursuit of religious freedom.
