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By the 1670s, the viewpoint of New Englanders was altering. There was a new generation of people born in North America. The new generation had lost approximately of their parents’ religious fervor, as people focused on running farms and businesses. In growing towns like Boston, prosperous merchants were becoming the new community leaders. The English colonies of New England were doing well. But the stern religious rules of the original founders now had less effect over the people who lived there.

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The correct answer is “Puritans”.

By the 1670s then stern religious rules of the original Puritans had less influecen over New England.

The Puritans were rigid beleivers of Puritanism in England that decided to move to the new continent in September 1620. That first migration of Puritans arrived to what now is New England. There they founded the Plymouth colony and the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Time passed by, and by the 1670s then stern religious rules of the original Puritans had less influecen over New England.


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