The concept of a 'City upon a Hill' described by John Winthrop refers to the Puritan goal of:
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Correct answer: Creating a model Christian community that would inspire reform in England
In his sermon 'A Model of Christian Charity,' Winthrop urged his followers to live virtuously and harmoniously. He believed the eyes of the world were on them, and their success or failure would reflect on God's cause.
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