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Why was the government in Massachusetts Bay Colony the most radical in colonial America?
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Why was the government in Massachusetts Bay Colony the most radical in colonial America?

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It could be argued that this colony was the most radical but it existed in the most extreme environment--one in which survival meant adhering to strict rules of conduct and a harsh work ethic. 
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