Who had religious freedom in colonial massachusetts

a native americans
b everyone
c quakers
d puritans

D) Puritans had religious freedom in colonial Massachusetts.

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This improved literacy with the encouragement for individuals to read bibles on their own. Their devout commitment to religion led to the publishing of the first book in North America; the Bay of Psalm and they also opened the printing press to encourage people to read more.

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