What was the New England Colony's religion?

Answer 1

Christianity.

Answer 2

The New England Colonies were comprised of four colonies: Connecticut, the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Massachusetts, and the Province of New Hampshire.

The Connecticut Colony- or Colony of Connecticut- originally known as the River Colony, was established by Puritans from England.

Providence Plantation was established in 1636 by English settlers and an independent preacher, and English Baptists under Anne Hutchinson settled in Pocasset, Rhode Island in 1637. The two groups formed a loose alliance with neighboring settlements and were subsequently granted a charter by London's revolutionary Long Parliament in March of 1644. They became renowned as a sanctuary for many persecuted groups after winning the Royal Charter of 1663.

The Massachusetts Bay Colony was populated by strict Puritans who were noted for their intolerance of other religious viewpoints.

The Province of New Hampshire was primarily established by Baptists, who did tolerate other religious viewpoints.