What is ironic about the fact that the Puritans fled England in
search of religious freedom?
A. When they arrived in America, they reverted
back to the religion they had fled from.
B. When they arrived in America, they denied
religious freedom to those in their communities.
C. When they arrived in America, they left their
religion and went in search of other faiths.

B. When they arrived in America, they denied  religious freedom to those in their communities.

Explanation:

Irony is a rhetorical term used when what appears on the surface is contradictory to what really happens or what is expected. In other words, it means when the exact opposite happens, contrary to what had been said or expected.

The Puritans were a group of Protestants who had decided to flee England because of their disagreement with the Church of England's certain similarities or infusion of Catholic practices. In search of religious practice, they arrived in America to freely enjoy and follow their beliefs. But what is ironic is that they did not in fact, have any freedom. On the contrary, they based religious beliefs into their society and way of living, and even drove out those immigrants who do not comply with their 'ways'.

They 'escaped' England to freely practice their religion but refused to give the same liberty to the other immigrants who arrive in America.

Thus, the correct answer is option B.

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