Ideal puritan culture of massachusetts

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Descride the values and institutions of the "ideal" Puritan culture of Massachusetts, which would be characterized as demcratic also

Discuss those aspects of the traditional Puritan culture, which tended to lessen or impeded the practice of democracy in some ways?

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