Which of the following did the Puritan settlers of seventeenth-century New England value most highly?

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Puritan settlers of seventeenth-century New England highly valued social unity. They believed that the success of the society depended on everyone working together in harmony and following the same religious beliefs and moral codes. Freedom of speech, privacy within the family home, individual expression, and religious toleration were not highly valued in Puritan culture.

Which of the Following Did the Puritan Settlers of Seventeenth-Century