The Puritans who settled Plymouth Colony were separating Puritans which meant ?
Correct answer: C. Separate from the Church of England
- A. Continue being apart of the Church of England
- B. Reform
- C. Separate from the Church of England
- D. None of the above
Explanation
The Separatists believed the Church of England could not be adequately reformed, so they broke away from it entirely. Other Puritans were non-Separatists who remained within the church while seeking reform.
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