Puritans moved to america in the 1600s because

a) they were persecuted in england.

b) the church of england ordered them to leave.

c) the quakers had joined the church of england.

d) there were great opportunities for trade in the americas.

The correct answer is D) they were persecuted in England.

Puritans moved to America in the 1600s because they were persecuted in England.

The Puritans were Protestants in England that wanted to practice their beliefs and reform the church of England. They wanted the church to be separated from politics. They moved to America because they were persecuted in England and they wanted the freedom to practice their religion without the intervention of the crown. The Puritans migrated to Massachusetts Bay Colony and to the Plymouth Colony.  

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