What were the primary interests of those who settled the new england colonies? (select all that apply.) a. freedom of religion b. quality of family life c. factory work d. cash crops

A. Freedom of religion; B. Quality of family life

The primary interest of those who settled the New England colonies was their religious freedom and quality of family life. They wanted the freedom to worship God in proper way but did not extend the freedom to everyone especially those who expressed a different approach to religious worship.  In addition, the Puritans and Pilgrims were intolerant towards those beliefs so they recreate a society where they believe God truly be praise.

Moreover, living in New England colonies, also means quality of family life because of economic stability. The geography, natural resources and climate also impacted their family lifestyle where there are abundance and leisure.  

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