It seems that there is a reference to content in an image that is not provided. However, based on what I know about Anne Hutchinson and her role in Massachusetts history, I can help you evaluate the provided answer choices.
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Women were not viewed as equal by the Massachusetts colonial government. - This statement is historically accurate, as women in colonial Massachusetts had limited rights compared to men.
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Ideas could be expressed freely in Massachusetts at this time. - This statement is misleading. While there was some level of religious debate, expressing dissenting views, especially those that questioned established norms, could lead to severe consequences, as evidenced by Hutchinson's trial.
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Anne Hutchinson was put to death for her views. - This statement is incorrect. Anne Hutchinson was put on trial and ultimately exiled rather than executed for her beliefs.
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Anne Hutchinson left Massachusetts on her own. - This statement is also misleading. While she did leave, it was as a result of being exiled by the colonial court.
Based on this analysis, the most accurate statement appears to be "Women were not viewed as equal by the Massachusetts colonial government." If context from the passage provides specific evidence or supports one of these choices more strongly, it would be necessary to reference that.
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