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Why did the puritans move to New England? A. They were trying to escape poverty and famine B. They hoped to find gold and other riches C. They wanted to practice their own religion D. They were forced
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Why did the puritans move to New England?

A. They were trying to escape poverty and famine
B. They hoped to find gold and other riches
C. They wanted to practice their own religion
D. They were forced into exile by the British government

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C . They wanted to practice their own religion
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I believe it’s C because they wanted to practice their own religion since they were living under a corrupted system in New England.
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