In fact, life in the colonies basically revolved around religion. The government leader and the church leader were one and the same. They wanted to convert everyone they could because they believed the Church of England was corrupt. John Winthrop believed that they should be able to convert others just by their example and that God was leading them to this place to help them receive religious freedom (document A)...
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John Winthrop believed that they should be able to convert others just by their example and that God was leading them to this place to help them receive religious freedom (document A). They also believed that everyone was equal and wanted to have prices and wages that were fair to even their poor neighbors (document E)...
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