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    hill” is a religious version. Religion has always played an important role in shaping American society and government. The intended audience of John Winthrop’s sermon given on the ship Arabella was the Puritans on their journey to their new home in North America. His purpose was to motivate the Puritans to become a model society based on their strong religious belief. This belief is still so important in the modern world because America still wants to be an example for the whole world. John Winthrop

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    disease and famine in the first winter killed half of the settlers‚ he writes that God gave them strength to overcome. A Puritan ideal was a community dedicated to living a pure lifestyle with a clear sense of right and wrong. Within the Colony there were several clashes with non-pilgrim “strangers” (Bradford 81)‚ who had values and lifestyles not in keeping with the Puritan ideals. Prosperity in the later years of the Colony was believed by Bradford to be the cause of the dismantling of the community

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    Introductory Paragraph Lead: Follow Up: Issue at Hand: Claim/thesis: in the puritan life they always follow the bible to help them with their culture Body Paragraph ( CEA RST) Method CLAIM - position The Puritan values affected us in a positive way because the bible is a map plan out for your life because if you do something wrong you can go to the bible and correct your mistakes by asking for forgiveness. EVIDENCE- Data: For example‚ when something goes wrong in someone’s life‚ people tend

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    Influenced Styles Throughout history‚ writers have used many different styles to articulate their beliefs‚ and each new idea seems to evolve from an outgoing style. Washington Irving‚ an American author who wrote the short story "The Devil and Tom Walker"‚ was one of many to go completely against this trend in the United States during the 18th century. He helped to introduce American Romanticism to the masses‚ a bold move considering that the general public still idolized Puritanical or Classicist

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    where everyone strives to be perfect and people who struggle publicly are shunned. This is what many puritan societies that were established in the new world looked like. Personal struggles were seen as weakness‚ and were to be kept to oneself. In his novel‚ The Scarlet Letter‚ Nathaniel Hawthorne uses the alienation of his character‚ Hester Prynne‚ to reveal that the strict moral values of her Puritan community are not followed for God’s glory but for personal gain‚ and how they hypocritically judge

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    by the government and that a person could be put it in jail for. A sin is breaking a moral law that a person would not go to jail for but may receive punishment for‚ and committing sins is commonly associated with religions. For example‚ in the Puritan society there is little separation between religion and law so adultery is first considered a sin but then adulterers are punished as if it was a crime (Ch. 2‚ 42). In today’s society adultery or cheating on your significant other is still considered

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    Massachusetts Bay was founded by the Puritans for religious beliefs. The church of England didn’t accept the beliefs of the Puritans. So then‚ the puritans left as families on boats. The puritans wanted religious freedom yet they were not very tolerate any other religions. Anne Hutchinson challenged the puritans beliefs and gender roles. She was trialed and later banished from Massachusetts. William Penn was also banished for not believing the puritans beliefs. Pennsylvania was founded by William

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    other hand‚ the New England colonies were not as tolerable as the Chesapeake colonies. The Puritans were a group of people in England to adopt Calvinist teachings when they became unhappy with how the Church of England was too similar to the Catholic religion. They left England for the Jamestown colony‚ but were blown off course and settled in present-day Massachusetts. There‚ they established a Puritan colony. Religion played a large role in the social order of the New England colonies. Due to

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    needlework is in great demand‚ many high officials including the governor want to clothe from Hester. Hester now makes items of clothing for the Puritan men and women to wear at all ceremonies excluding weddings. At this point‚ Hester was still a social outcast‚ however‚ she was demonstrating her astonishing ability with

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    austere beliefs toward Arminianism theology‚ the tolerance toward the Puritans was greatly reduced. Anne Hutchinson was a Puritan wife‚ mid-wife and mother of fifteen children. She migrated to the ‘New world’ in the 1630’s as part of the ‘Great Migration.’ Anne Hutchinson was a learned‚ intelligent and a pious woman. She and her husband remained in England until 1634 and managed to attend church‚ in spite of the trouble toward Puritans‚ held by Rev. John Wheelwright and Rev. John Cotton. The reader states

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