How does the author compare the Puritans to other group of their time in the puritan and laws

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The Puritans can be compared with the Quackers Puritans because they are from the same during the colonial American years.

According to some authors, the Puritans came to the Americas to expand upon Puritan religion, culture, law, and its historical impact on the American colonies. They had been persecuted by the Church of England due to religious differences in the practice of the Protestant religion. They were very strict people that follow the traditional approaches of society and family. The Puritans arrived at Cape Cod, Massachusetts, on November 11, 1620.

On the other hand, the Quackers were religious people that had more flexible beliefs than Puritans and also had differences with the church ideas due to the "modern" ideas that practice such as the belief that the presence of God was in each individual. They arrived in the Americas in the 1650s and founded the colony of Pennsylvania. They believed that men and women were equal and had the same rights.

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