How was the outlook of new englanders in the 1670s different from the 1630s? a) stern religious rules had less influence over the new generation of farmers and merchants. b)farmers and merchants gave god credit for their success and tightened the strict religious rules. c)the new generation of people born in america rejected outright the puritan faith of their parents and grandparents. d)the new englanders had abandoned their values of hard work.

The correct answer is A) stern religious beliefs had less influence over the new generation of farmers and merchants.

The outlook of the New Englanders in the 1670s different from the 1630s in that stern religious beliefs had less influence over the new generation of farmers and merchants.

People from New England in the 1970s have changed considerably from the traditions and customs they used to have in the 1930s. The new generation of New Englanders started to pay attention and dedicated to new forms of businesses not only farming. Puritanism was no as hard as it used to be in the 1630s and people did not live their lives on the strict rigid rules of religion.  That is why the outlook of the New Englanders in the 1670s different from the 1630s in that stern religious beliefs had less influence over the new generation of farmers and merchants.

the answer is option a.

the answer is b for brother