Question

From the outset, Massachusetts was the leader of the anti-British protest. Why? What was it in the economic, political, and intellectual climate of that colony that made it such a hotbed of revolution? What part did Puritanism play in shaping this climate?

Answer 1

At this time, Massachusets' (one of the British colonies) climate changed drastically that it heavily affected their economy and the political power. While everything was on its upheaval, Puritanism, helped the conflicting ideas and helped in establishing rules and oneness