Question.3636 - As Eric Foner writes, “Seventeenth-century (1600s) North America was an unstable and dangerous environment. Diseases decimated Indian and settler populations alike. Colonies were racked by religious, political, and economic tensions and drawn into imperial wars and conflict with Indians.” Write an essay that gives two examples from the primary sources in Voices of Freedom chapter 2 that explains why people would chose to emigrate, often risking their lives, to the colonies in English America. Your “how-conclusion” should compare or contrast the authors, audiences, and the purposes of your two chosen documents.
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People xxxx in xxx th xxxxxxx decided xx emigrate xx the xxxxxxx colonies xxxxxxx the xxxxx and xxxxxxxxxxxxx existing xx North xxxxxxx These xxxxxxxxxx are xxxxxxxxx by xxxxxxxxx presented xx Chapter xxx first xx A xxxxx of xxxxxxxxx Clarity xx John xxxxxxxx written xx the xxxx It xxxxx the xxxxxxx belief xxxx establishes x virtuous xxxxxxx in xxx New xxxxx which xx mentioned xx Winthrop's xxxxxx Building x city xxxx a xxxx or x proper xxxxxxxxx society xxxx would xxxxx as xx example xx others xx the xxx he xxxxxxxxxx their xxxxxxx There xxxx people xx England xxx were xxxxx persecuted xxx their xxxxxxxxx beliefs xxx they xxxxxx this xxxxxx as xxxxxxxx as xx gave xxxx a xxxxxx to xxxxxx a xxxxxxx that xxxxxxxxx their xxxxxxxxx beliefs xxx also xxxx them xxx freedom xx practice xxxxx religion xxx second xxxxxxxx that x came xxxxxx was xxx trial xx Anne xxxxxxxxxx Hutchinson xxx a xxxxxxxxx dissenter xxx questioned xxx Puritan xxxxxxxxxxx religious xxxxxxx She xxx tried xxx expelled xxxx the xxxxxxxxxxxxx Bay xxxxxx for xxxxx so xxx prosecution xxx revealed xxx ongoing xxxxxxxxx between xxxxxxxxxx beliefs xxx religious xxxxxxxxxx in xxx colonies xxxxxxxxxxxx story xxxxxx the xxxxxxx of xxxxxxx within xxx colonies xxx also xxxxxxxxxx the xxxx where xxxx individuals xxxx like xxx were xxxxx into xxxxx America xxx an xxxxxxxxxxx to xxxxxx practice xxxxx faith xx did xxx matter xx it xxxx against xxx established xxxxxxxxx order xxxxxxxxxx happened xx be x dissident xxx opposed xxx very xxxxxxxxx fragment xxxxx Winthrop xxx a xxxxxxx leader xxxx the xxxx of xxxxxxxx a xxxxxxxxx held xxxxxxxx by xxxxxxxxx values xxx audience xxxx backed xxx vision xx Winthrop xxxx his xxxxxx Puritans xxx he xxxxxxxxx them xx stick xxxxxxxx with xxx goal xxxxxx her xxxxx Hutchinson xxxxx to xxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxxx powers xx defending xxx right xx personal xxxxxxxxx interpretation xxx trial xxxxxxxx the xxxxxxxxxxxx imposed xx freedom xx religion xxxxxx that xxxxxxx Winthrop xxxxxx to xxxxxxxx his xxxxxxxxx to xxxxxx in xxxxxxxx a xxxx society xxxxxxx closely xx the xxxxxxxxx it xx revealed xxxx both xxxx the xxxxxx for xxxxxxxxx expression xxx have xxxxxxxxx perspectives x Winthrop xxxxxxx religious xxxxx while xxxxxxxxxx craved xxxxxxxxxx beliefMore Articles From History
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