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What was the role of religious freedom in the founding of the Plymouth Colony?
It led to conflicts with other religious groups.
It was not important to the Pilgrims.
It was a primary reason for the colony's establishment.
It was only a secondary concern for the settlers.
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It was a primary reason for the colony's establishment.
The Pilgrims (Separatists) left England (and later the Netherlands) to escape religious persecution and sought a place to practice their faith freely, which was the main motive for founding Plymouth. (They sought freedom for their own congregation rather than a modern idea of broad religious pluralism.)
The Pilgrims (Separatists) left England (and later the Netherlands) to escape religious persecution and sought a place to practice their faith freely, which was the main motive for founding Plymouth. (They sought freedom for their own congregation rather than a modern idea of broad religious pluralism.)
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