Based on Of Plymouth Plantation, which aspect of the Pilgrims’ culture and society was most important to them?

The Pilgrims’ account emphasizes that their decision to leave England and establish a settlement was driven chiefly by their religious convictions. They sought the freedom to worship according to their beliefs, so “their religious beliefs” is the best answer. Exploration and converting others were not the main reasons for their journey.

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