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Puritans typically formed which type of community?

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this is the right answer for Edmentum and Plato

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Puritans typically formed a family-centred community. Through their endorsement of 'traditional' values the wholesome family image central to the American dream was able to become a reality, although this was not without its issues as communities sometimes became stagnant and stuck in their ways.

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