To Puritans, Liberty Meant

To Puritans, liberty meant

A) that wives had equal authority with husbands in the family.
B) that all people had a right to challenge religious or political authority.
C) that all people must be free to practice their religious beliefs.
D) that the "elect" (as opposed to the "damned") had a right to establish churches and govern society.
E) "natural liberty," or acting without restraint.