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12 January, 12:28

Why did the general court in massachusetts banish several of its colonists?

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    People were banished from Massachusetts because they were spreading religion that was not deemed to be wanted. Anne Hutchinson was accused of spreading unorthodox religion and was banished alongside a few other people and they had to leave or suffer a fate worse than leaving.
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