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Puritans were highly intolerant of Quakers and Catholics and viewed themselves as more godly in their worships. Indifferently, religion affected how communities were operated in New England. One of the most vital priorities was to ensure a “Godly and faithful minister (Document D)” which exemplified that religion was the most esteemed variable...
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The economy of New England was not one that relied on agriculture. The land was not suited for farming and harvesting to be profitable, and a cash crop never arose. However, fishing, trade, shipbuilding, and some farming built up a diversified economy. Farming was done on a small scale and used to feed families, not to procure a surplus that would bring in profit...
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