Which of these created trouble for anne hutchinson when she lived in the massachusetts bay colony? she persecuted those who disagreed with her religious views. she supported the christian liberal theology movement. she held meetings in her home during which women discussed scripture. she founded the social gospel movement.

She supported the christian liberal theology movement.

Explanation:

Anne Hutchinson was a Puritan, religious figure who played an important role in the conflict that rocked the Massachusetts Gulf colony in 1636–1638. Ann Hutchinson's strong religious beliefs were not accepted by the Puritan clergy of the colony, and her popularity and charisma helped her create a religious branch that threatened the Puritan religious experiment in New England. She was put on trial and convicted, and then expelled from the colony with many of her followers.

She played an important role in the development of religious freedom in the English American colonies and in the history of women in government. She opposed the authority of the colony ministers, opposing the subordinate position of women adopted in the Massachusetts colony.

eliminate individuals who opposed his rule

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