What Did Governor John Winthrop of Massachusetts Bay Colony Advocate

question 47

Multiple Choice

What did Governor John Winthrop of Massachusetts Bay colony advocate?

• A) He argued that God intended for some people to be rich and others poor.
• B) He supported class struggle and thought tension and jealousy were natural.
• C) He believed that the community should provide cradle-to-grave health coverage.
• D) He argued that society functioned best when individuals took care of themselves rather than serving one another.
• E) He supported equality between the sexes and believed women's roles were as vital as men's to society.

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