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The Puritans came to the Massachusetts Colony for what purpose? A. They wanted good land for growing tobacco. B. They were looking for gold, silver, and furs. C. They wanted to establish trade relations with Canada. D. They were seeking religious freedom.

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The Puritans came to the Massachusetts Colony for what purpose? A. They wanted good land for growing tobacco. B. They were looking for gold, silver, and furs. C. They wanted to establish trade relations with Canada. D. They were seeking religious freedom.

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D. They were seeking religious freedom.

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