In the puritan colonies, the principal economic and religious unit in the community was the

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Allison Cortez

15 April, 04:57

In the puritan colonies, the principal economic and religious unit in the community was the

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Jeremiah Mathis · Answer 1

Upon migrating to North America to escape religious persecution, the society established by the Puritans can be seen as revolving around the family unit, as these were the primary influencers in regards to economic activities in the community, and religious and faith within the family.