Puritan Escape from England to the Netherlands

Puritan thought that women, children, and servants should obey male or head of household and follow the husband's authority. In exchange for safe shelters and roofs, they should follow their husbands and appreciate their whereabouts. Women are regarded as inferior women, but they have acquired some degree of rights. Most men leave the responsibility of their families to women and leave it to complete without interfering with them, and I believe that such interference creates peace between men and women.

In New England 's Puritans, believing in God was the ultimate goal. This is because Puritan came to America to get rid of the strict religious terms in the UK. Therefore, Puritan's John Edwards stated that people should be moral and should not violate God and the church. Many Puritans were even executed for violating the church. Obviously, settlers now believe that they will come to America to establish a new beginning with a new land. The American Puritan dreams of winning religious freedom.

Escaping from persecution in the UK, Puritan noticed that he persecuted others in New England. A group of Puritans such as John Cotton, Quaker was trying to expel from New England, adding Mather and Cotton Mather. In the colonies of the Massachusetts Bay, the usual court passed the law and imposed a fine of 100 pounds on the captain who put Quaker in the colony. The settlers who found Quaker books will be fined 5 pounds. If Quaker is found in Massachusetts, he will be arrested, whipped and exiled. The Puritan leaders made it difficult to live and work in peace, even for Puritans who tolerate Quakers and Quakers. New England 's non - Puritan resident is considered a UK Puritan resident. However, the persecution of Puritans was not limited to the group of people. Their persecution is for Quakers, but it is also Puritan.

When Charles I son of King James became a powerful antipuritan ruler and forced to obey the English church, Puritan tried to build a new colony to practice their faith. Two of them tried to build a new colony, Plymouth and the other are in the Massachusetts Bay, the main example where Puritans are trying to find a new life outside of England (more specifically, Church of the Church). Due to dissatisfaction with the church both groups left the United Kingdom; however, Plymouth residents have an extreme attitude than Massachusetts Bayer.