Anne hutchinson was banished from the massachusetts bay colony in 1637 because she

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iogann1982 [59]3 years ago

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Answer:

was fighting

Explanation:

Alexandra [31]3 years ago

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Answer: for giving her own insight to the sermons and undermining the authority and "serving her turn" (Gaining a personal benefit)

basically the two main topics are

Male officials feel threatened by a woman they believe is suppressing their power; a woman takes initiative to offer insights about weekly sermons.

Explanation:

1.Men accompany their wives to weekly discussions by Anne Hutchinson. 1636

2.Anne Hutchinson is placed on trial. 1637

3.Anne Hutchinson gathers with small groups of women to discuss theology. 1635

4.Governor Winthrop believes this time period is "sweetness and light."1634

“Her ‘pretense was to repeat [the ministers’] sermons,’ the governor added, ‘but when that was done, she would comment upon the doctrines, interpret passages at her pleasure, and expound dark places of Scripture and make it serve her turn,’ going beyond, ‘wholesome truths’ to ‘set forth her own stuff.’”

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