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Because of the differences of opinion, some of the separatists split from the other English Protestants, adopted a confession of faith very similar to those of the Anabaptists and Menonites in mainland Europe, and mocked the name of the Baptists. Persecuted and in the reformed countries, these people boarded the ships and went to the new world (1620), America's exotic continent not long discovered. Thousands of Puritans crossed the Atlantic during the Great Migration (1630-1640). The intent of the kings of England to drive them out of England all the Puritans did not succeed. Supported by outstanding personalities of the academic and political life of the time, they have formed separate assemblies of official churches and impregnated British islands. Following the Civil War in England (1640), the Puritans even for a time gained control over the government. Under these conditions, the emigration movement stopped. With the 1660's restoration, the Puritans lost political control over England, but the semblance of religious freedom and moral Christian morale was over in a few more years. The Government of England was convinced to accept the existence of the separatist churches (puritans) and thus appeared on the stage of society the concept of religious tolerance. Freedom of religion and freedom of conscience were the two great social diamonds that America gave to those emigrated from England.
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