Me how did the puritans organize their new england towns and villages, and why were they arranged this way? a. the puritans evenly spaced their towns and villages up and down the coast so that they could build trade monopolies. b. the puritans built their towns and villages as far to the west as possible so that they could spread their religion to the native americans. c. puritan towns and villages spread across vast areas of land that was used for farming and solitary meditation. d. puritan towns and villages were tightly knit because they believed people should worship and tend to local matters as a community.

The correct answer is d. Puritan towns and villages were tightly knit because they believed people should worship and tend to local matters as a community.

Explanation:

The Puritans who settled in New England formed towns where they developed a dynamic social activity.

They chose places that were protected by conditions of nature from possible attacks by hostile tribes and that had good conditions for work and community life.

Generally, an open space with a circular shape that served as a community recreation center was designated and around this place the main buildings were constructed: A community multipurpose room, in some cases the temple and the school separately, the houses of the church principals, etc. Then the different houses, warehouses, stables, workshops, sawmills and other elements of the local productive activity were built concentrically.

They also traced roads that linked different peoples to each other, and connected them with different ports they used to market their products and to receive new inhabitants from Europe.

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