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5 March, 15:28

2. How did John Winthrop change the government of Massachusetts?

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    Winthrop developed a form of government compatible with Puritan beliefs. Puritan beliefs stated that God formed a unique covenant with them and all people need to live according to the scriptures.

    To fully realize this idea, he integrated the church officials into the Government structures.
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