How did the pilgrims differ from the puritans?

a. the pilgrims were from france, where as the puritans were from england.

b. the pilgrims grew corn and wheat, where as the puritans grew mainly tobacco.

c. the pilgrims wanted to completely separate themselves from england and the church, where as the puritans wanted to spread their culture and religion.

d. the pilgrims experienced brutal conflicts with native americans, where as the puritans lived in harmony with native americans.

Question

Sanaa Wagner

History

29 August, 00:07

How did the pilgrims differ from the puritans?

a. the pilgrims were from france, where as the puritans were from england.

b. the pilgrims grew corn and wheat, where as the puritans grew mainly tobacco.

c. the pilgrims wanted to completely separate themselves from england and the church, where as the puritans wanted to spread their culture and religion.

d. the pilgrims experienced brutal conflicts with native americans, where as the puritans lived in harmony with native americans.

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Jerome Baker · Answer 1

C. the pilgrims wanted to completely separate themselves from England and the church, where as the puritans wanted to spread their culture and religion. The Puritans wanted to be free from the church, and spread their religion, whereas the pilgrims just wanted free worship, and do what they want.