Anne Hutchinson’s trial demonstrated that:
a. she wanted to be a church elder.
b. God spoke directly to the church elders.
c. she wanted to give the Native Americans land.
d. she wanted to lead a group of settlers to Connecticut.
e. church elders lacked tolerance.

e. church elders lacked tolerance.

Explanation: Anne Hutchinson was a preacher in Massachusetts in the the 17th Century. She believed in creating a direct relationship with God rather than going through the church or its representatives. Puritan elders found Anne’s preaching radical and inappropriate because of her gender. In 1637, she was tried before a general court and when she gave a statement about talking to God, she was called a heretic and banished.

The elders lacked tolerance for changes to the norm and did not welcome anyone who challenged their authority.

d is the best answer for this question.