Anne Hutchinson’s trial and banishment from Massachusetts demonstrated the Puritan leadership’s:
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Correct answer: Intolerance of dissent and 'antinomian' challenges to their religious authority
Hutchinson claimed to receive direct revelations from God and criticized ministers for preaching a 'covenant of works.' Her challenge to the male-dominated clergy was seen as a threat to both religious and social order.
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