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What was one significant reason for the Puritans' migration to America in the 1600s?
What was one significant reason for the Puritans' migration to America in the 1600s?
- They received a royal decree to settle in America.
- They wanted to join the Catholic Church.
- They sought adventure in uncharted territories.
- They were persecuted in England. (correct)
Which statement accurately reflects the reasons for the Puritans leaving England?
Which statement accurately reflects the reasons for the Puritans leaving England?
- The Church of England supported their departure.
- They were influenced by the Quakers' religious practices.
- They were forced to leave by the monarchy.
- They had disagreements with the Church of England. (correct)
What misconception might someone have about the Puritans' migration?
What misconception might someone have about the Puritans' migration?
- They fled because of peaceful conditions in England.
- They emigrated to support the Quakers.
- They were encouraged by the Church of England.
- They were primarily motivated by economic interests. (correct)
Which reason is NOT associated with the Puritans' move to America?
Which reason is NOT associated with the Puritans' move to America?
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What factor influenced the Puritans' perception of America as a destination?
What factor influenced the Puritans' perception of America as a destination?
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Puritan Migration to America
- Puritans migrated to America in the 1600s seeking religious freedom and a place to practice their faith without persecution from the Church of England.
- They were dissatisfied with the Church of England's practices and believed in a simpler, more austere form of worship.
- The Church of England did not actively force Puritans to leave, but they faced social and political marginalization due to their beliefs.
- Quakers were a separate religious group who differed from Puritans in their beliefs and practices, and their existence was not a major reason for the Puritan migration.
- While trade opportunities existed in America, they were not the primary motivating factor for the Puritans' migration.
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