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Why did the Puritan leaders banish Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams from Massachusetts Bay Colony?
They rejected the doctrine of the Trinity.
They dissented from the Puritan way.
They wanted the colony to focus on making money for investors.
They promoted Anabaptist theology.
They objected to Puritan efforts to evangelize the American Indians.
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They were banished because they dissented from the Puritan way.
Both challenged the colony’s religious authority and practices: Hutchinson for her antinomian teachings and public criticism of ministers, Williams for advocating religious liberty, separation of church and state, and criticizing the colony’s seizure of Native lands.
Both challenged the colony’s religious authority and practices: Hutchinson for her antinomian teachings and public criticism of ministers, Williams for advocating religious liberty, separation of church and state, and criticizing the colony’s seizure of Native lands.
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