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'''Separatists''' are men who want to separate themselves from the mainstream establishment. In American history, it often refers to the [[Protestant]]s who wanted to cut all ties from the [[Church of England]], unlike the [[Puritans]], who wanted the Church to conform to thier standards.
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'''Separatists''' are people who want to separate themselves from the mainstream establishment. In American history, it often refers to the [[Protestant]]s who wanted to cut all ties from the [[Church of England]], unlike the [[Puritans]], who wanted the Church to conform to their standards.
    
The [[Pilgrims]] were Separatists who wanted to isolate from England, so they came to America to start a colony ([[Plymouth Colony]]) where their own religion was mainstream.
 
The [[Pilgrims]] were Separatists who wanted to isolate from England, so they came to America to start a colony ([[Plymouth Colony]]) where their own religion was mainstream.
    
[[Category:Religion]]
 
[[Category:Religion]]
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