What did religious freedom look like in the New England colonies? There were a variety of religions. There was no religion. People could choose between two religions. There was little religious freedom.

There was no religious freedom in the areas inhabited by the Puritans as they did not tolerate any other form of religion. The Congregational Church eventually grew out of the Puritan Church and was formally established in the Colonial New England colonies, except for Rhode Island who favored religious tolerance.

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