Building a Puritan Utopia

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What did the New England Puritans keep as 'commons' or undivided land?

  • Land for future generations (correct)
  • Land for town meetings
  • Land for farming
  • Land for building churches

What was the basis for determining the size of each settler's home lot in the New England Puritan communities?

  • The settler's age
  • The number of children in the settler's family
  • The settler's current wealth and status (correct)
  • The settler's occupation

Who could participate in town governments in the New England Puritan communities?

  • Only the town's founders
  • Those who gained admittance (correct)
  • Only the town's religious leaders
  • Only those who were born in the town

Who could vote in town meetings in the New England Puritan communities?

<p>All male property holders (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did towns write upon their founding in the New England Puritan communities?

<p>Covenants (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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