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: Conclusion does not follow.  Puritans wanted freedom for their own religion, and that doesn't mean they wanted freedom for others.  (Minus 1).
 
: Conclusion does not follow.  Puritans wanted freedom for their own religion, and that doesn't mean they wanted freedom for others.  (Minus 1).
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H1) "What, if anything, was the significance of Bacon's Rebellion?"-I believe that Bacon's Rebellion was extremely significant. Nathanial Bacon was a Virginia settler, and a simple man, who did not agree with how the government was handling things in Virginia. Therefore he went up against the high authorities of the government to fight for what he believed was right. He lead a rebellion to take back the power from governing authorities and place it back in the hands of the people.   
    
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