What caused the Puritans' "errand into the wilderness" to become permanent?
A) The failure of the Puritan Revolution in England
B) Their reluctance to abandon their profitable businesses
C) Their commitment to converting the Native Americans
D) The long-term reverberations of the Salem witchcraft trials

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The failure of the Puritan Revolution in England solidified the permanence of the Puritans' settlement in America, as the political and religious changes they had hoped for in England did not materialize, making return less appealing.

What Caused the Puritans' "Errand into the Wilderness" to Become