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Which of the following was true of New England in the seventeenth century?

Residents were required to be members of the Puritan Church.

Residents were intensely loyal to the wishes of the king and Parliament.

Church and state were separated in all New England colonies.

Considerable cultural and racial open-mindedness was practiced.

It was more governed by religious concerns than were the middle and southern colonies.

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From the options listed, the event that is TRUE of New England in the 17th Century is:
"It was more governed by religious concerns than were the middle and southern colonies." (Option E).

What is meant by New England?

The Pilgrims came aboard the Mayflower in 1620 and established Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts, kicking off the history of permanent European settlement in New England. The region was dubbed "New England" by English explorer John Smith in 1616.

What was the Southern Colonies?

Maryland, Vir.ginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia were among the southern colonies. English American Southerners would not be as healthy as their New England counterparts.

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