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The Puritans were also known as church reformers because although they did not agree with the Anglican Church they did not want to break away from it. They simply wanted to purify it.
The case with the Puritans was complex, they wanted to follow their strict religious rules with liberty, but their original intention was no to completely separate from the Church of England. What Puritans purposed was to include reformations to change the Church of England. But things got complicated and the King of England threatened to persecute Puritans if they did not obey the church. That is why Puritans opted to travel to North America and founded the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630.
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