Why did the Puritan settlements surround a village green?

a. For protection against outsiders

b. To offer all an equal role in governing the colony

c. To provide a common area for recreation similar to a park

d. To serve as a center of community for the Puritans

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Luke Brewer

23 October, 02:28

Why did the Puritan settlements surround a village green?

a. For protection against outsiders

b. To offer all an equal role in governing the colony

c. To provide a common area for recreation similar to a park

d. To serve as a center of community for the Puritans

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Laylah Knapp · Answer 1

Because Village green is a very common open area within the village or other settlement

Many schools, yards, churches, and other public property were built within the area

C. should be your answer

Kylie Patel · Answer 2

Kylie Patel 23 October, 05:13

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C is the answer to the problem

Why did the Puritan settlements surround a village green?a. For protection against outsidersb. To offer all an equal role in governing the colonyc. To provide a common area for recreation similar to a parkd. To serve as a center of community for the Puritans

Why did the Puritan settlements surround a village green?

a. For protection against outsiders

b. To offer all an equal role in governing the colony

c. To provide a common area for recreation similar to a park

d. To serve as a center of community for the Puritans