Puritan town meetings were significant because they
a.
encouraged religious toleration.
b.
led to the founding of the massachusetts bay colony.
c.
led to the decline of the puritan tradition.
d.
encouraged the growth of democratic ideas.
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The correct answer is letter D

“The Great Awakening”, in the decades from 1730 to 1740, which unified the religious forces in the colonies, a fact that was the first step towards their definitive unification. The movement consisted of preaching Protestant values, apparently forgotten by the inhabitants of the colonies.