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Why did the Puritans leave England? 1.to escape persecution by England’s king 2.to escape those engaged in witchcraft against them 3.to show their devotion to the Church of England 4.to freely practice
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Why did the Puritans leave England?
1.to escape persecution by England’s king
2.to escape those engaged in witchcraft against them
3.to show their devotion to the Church of England
4.to freely practice their Catholic faith
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the answer is a/1 to escape persecution
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