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Title: Chesapeake Vs. New England Col
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She held weekly meetings in her home where her and her husband would interpret the bible for their followers. In addition she noted that not all the clergy would be saved and attacked many of their teachings. She was banished and took her husband and seven kids to Road Island where religion was not as strict... Showed first 250 characters
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She was banished and took her husband and seven kids to Road Island where religion was not as strict. The New England colonies survived on exporting lumber, grain and the production of ships. The Puritans wanted to be the model society; they did not realized that being "a city on a hill" would not prevent them from an attack by their own people, this is what happened during the Salem witch trials... Showed next 250 characters
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