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Puritan Times

Crime and Punishment During the Puritan Era

1.) The action of The Scarlet Letter takes place in 1645. Investigate the puritan age to discover how the Puritans viewed the world.

Puritans thought the world was nothing but a place where God has sent you to worship him. They believed that life on Earth was only a test made by God to see if you get into heaven, or not. The puritans were a very strict race. They were isolated from other races to form a sort of utopia of purity.

2.) How did the Puritans define and view the following: guilt, sin, crime, adultery?

The Puritans were very strict with their punishments. They saw all sins as a crime. Guilt, sin, crime, and adultery were all basically viewed the same. Today, a sin is not considered a crime. You cannot be legally punished for committing adultery. The puritans condemned those who committed adultery. The sinners would be harshly punished.

3.) How did Puritans punish those who sinned/ and or tho


8.) What characterized puritan religion and government?

4.) Were men and woman punished equally for adultery/and or premarital sex?

People were sick of the way the Puritans lived. It was too strict. The new world brought technology, and different ideas. People became occupied with wealth, and expanding territories. For once, religion came second in priority.

11.) What caused the ultimate demise of the puritans in the new world?

7.) Did puritans find it funny to humiliate offenders/sinners? Why?

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