Which quotation best reflects the values of the Puritan work ethic

A: all that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for goo men to do nothing

B: it is religion, the hope of heaven, and duty to god that make any life valuable or even tolerable

C: the most important this is : to seek the truth, to live a full life, and welcome new experiences

D: the purpose of life is not to be happy, but to be productive and useful. Do this, and god will reward you by making prosperous

Puritans work ethic viewed life in relationship to God. Every human activity was devoted to edifying the glory of God. So religion, the hope of heaven and duty to God makes any life valuable or even tolerable.

The correct answer is D) the purpose of life is not to be happy, but to be productive and useful. Do this, and God will reward you by making prosperous

The quotation that best reflects the values of the Puritan work ethic is "the purpose of life is not to be happy, but to be productive and useful. Do this, and God will reward you by making prosperous."

The Puritans were the English colonists that founded the colony of Plymouth, in Massachusetts. They were known to be very strict, religious people that were very committed to honoring God through their actions and their hard work. Young Puritan people dedicated their lives to work and do things right. They had to work hard if they wanted to put food on their table. Puritan families relied on the work of their family members to make a living.