Question

What was the main reason for the settlement of the Plymouth Colony?

Freedom of religion and creating a Utopian society
Searching for gold and silver), making a profit (to become rich) and searching for
a Northwest Passage.
I do not know the answer
Provide a base of operations against Spanish and French aggression
To find a Northwest Passage to trade for spices

Answer 1

Freedom of religion most likely because most migrates/settlers moved to America’s to escape religious persecution and purify their religion

Answer 2

The main reason behind Plymouth settlement is to achieve freedom of religion.

Step-by-step explanation:

Some of the members of Separatist Church from England in 1620, September, during the era of King James I sailed towards Mayflower and ultimately landed in the Cape-Cod or Massachusetts. They finally decided to settle in the Plymouth Rock, the first permanent European settlement in New England, The Plymouth Colony.

The Separatist believed that the European Churches have somehow failed to perform the important works of Protestant Reformation, thus they left the Church and settled in Plymouth to regain freedom of religion and securing a better Utopian society there.