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    religion in the 17th century. Puritanism had originally started as a movement against the church of England during the 16th century. The Puritans escaped religious confines and went to the New World. There they settled mostly in New England. Their beliefs had a big influence on how religion was handled in the colonies. According to history.com it explained how the Puritans came to be colonists in the New World‚ “Under siege from church and crown‚ it sent an offshoot in the third and fourth decades of the

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    Americans‚ for example‚ are widely known for doing so. On the other hand‚ certain sets of people may base their culture upon a great piece of writing; Puritans‚ a group of people who separated from the Church of England and fled to the Americas for religious reform‚ are famous for basing their way of life upon the Bible. Both Native Americans and Puritans have similar elements of culture‚ such as religion and morals. Though they may share certain ideals‚ they are quite different in their approach. It

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    The Puritan and Romanticist Ideas of The Scarlet Letter The standards that the Puritan ideal set are virtually impossible for any human to attain. Part of the ideal was that they believed that man only existed for the Glory of God and to do only His will in effort to obtain future happiness. Religion governed the community and all aspects of life in these communities. Since the ideal was almost impossible to attain‚ society was fraught with sin. Hawthorne addresses sin and transformation through

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    and social influences of the Puritan people coming to the Americas at this time. Politically‚ through their obedience to authority‚ the idea of a liberty of conscience / religious freedoms‚ and their restriction of concentrated power. Economically‚ mainly by their reason of coming to the Americas and colonizing‚ and politically‚ through their overall unity / togetherness‚ and their focus on keeping their God and their religion the center of their lives. The Puritans’ influence on New England was

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    political figure in Revolutionary America and Revolutionary France‚ and even spending time in prison. He was born in Thetford‚ Norfolk‚ and the son of a stay-maker. In Norfolk he saw the effects of the enclosures. His Parents were Quakers‚ and seem to have been somewhat puritan. His father would not allow him to study Latin as the Roman authors were thought not to be good examples. Although Paine was not a systematic philosopher‚ it is possible to draw the following ideas from his writings. Common sense

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    One Great Puritan Commonwealth List two facts you learned in this section: 1. The puritans entire political and social system was established based on the the Puritan religion. 2. It was against the law for a man to kiss his wife in public in the Puritan society. Life of the Puritans (Complete this for each member of your group.) 1. List any similarities you see between a Puritan family and your family. Some similarities between a Puritan family and mine is that each member

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    Puritan Literature is written in several forms. It expresses feelings‚ life‚ God‚ Gods word‚ Gods work and there aditudes. The main belief of the Puritan’s that was written about in the past is religon‚ and faith in God. They showed there feelings in stories‚ journals‚ and meny other forms. Some of the major Puritan writers are: Anne Bradstreet‚ William Bradford‚ Edward Taylor‚ William Byrd‚ and menny outhers. The author of ’Huswifery’‚ Edward Taylor expreses his feelings in a poem‚ he talks about

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    church and social life. Due to the fact that puritans in Britain were prohibited to attend the church‚ they had to move to New England and maintain their power over the continent. After establishment of their colony‚ the local authorities began to implement laws regulating human behavior in terms of drunkenness‚ swearing and gambling. This way‚ they hoped that the colony would build a new and reliable role model. In view of many scholars‚ although Puritan ambition to create the ideal model of society

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    Puritan Ideals of Work and Play in Our World Today When Columbus landed in the New World in 1492‚ he changed the world forever. When the Puritans landed in the same New World‚ they changed the tides of America’s future everlastingly as well. They brought with them many ideas that are still being used today. The Puritan work ethic was a huge portion of the beliefs carried by the community; it was the idea that all members should strive to do as much as they could for the community‚ and all should

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    Have you ever wondered how people hunted during the puritan time? Over the years hunting has really not change‚ but many of the thing they did during the puritan times‚ they still do today. Some of the things are the guns‚ animals and trapping. The guns are not exactly the same but they are close. Trapping has not changed much at all The only thing that has really changed is that we have live traps‚ and they did not. They mostly used snares and foot holds. The animals are another thing that are the

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