Why did William Bradford and the Pilgrims leave England? They wanted milder winters. They were angry with the king of England. They were banished because of their religion. They were unhappy with the Church

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Why did William Bradford and the Pilgrims leave England?

They wanted milder winters.
They were angry with the king of England.
They were banished because of their religion.
They were unhappy with the Church of England.

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They were angry with the king of England because he would not listen to their complaints

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They were banished??

Raghuveer answered Feb 22, 2019

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