Both Hutchison and Williams conflicted with the views of the Puritans. ... This helped to spread the word and get information to everyone in the area. ... Also, taxes started to be implemented to help pay for education. ... Laissez-faire economics also influenced the development of America. ... The Puritan people valued a strong community, individualism, education, economics, and religious beliefs that helped to create the strong nation the United States is today. ...

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The three major things that helped them develop that new sense of identity and unity were: Religion, Economics, and Politics. Religion didn't play a big role in uniting the colonists against Britain; it instead played a big role in uniting the colonists with each other by giving them a common belief in God which everyone could relate to. ... One thing that helped to unite the colonists against Britain was economic issues. ... These were an attempt to isolate Boston from the rest of America, but instead other colonists united and sent supplies and food to Boston to help them out as se...

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Since the creation of the internet man has used it as a tool to better himself to make "self-improvements" to help share information with his community and others to help reach his full potential. ... Since money is the foundation of history's economics it's safe to say man and society have been hit by the effect of its presence. ... One spends his childhood harvesting his abilities so they can develop into something up to par with society's given standards. ... It is the sole basis of humanity and through affecting man his wellbeing and interaction with others by every means. ...

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Religion is intertwined within our culture, politics, economics, and social relationships in every single way. ... One of the biggest examples of this specific example has to do with the Islāmic faith. ... The counseling resources offered by churches and the intervention in the lives of troubled youths obviously help the economy by the abatement of vandalism and crime. ... The worrisome issue of religion intermixing with politics has been on the increase in the U.S. since Reverend Jerry Falwell surfaced on the political scene with the Moral Majority in the 1980's. ... Today religion is a...

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Max Weber's theories were strongly emphasized on the fact that ethical and religious ideas were influences on the development of capitalism, "...he concentrated primarily on the connection between religious faith and attitudes to economics " (Hamilton 152). ... "A glance at the occupational statistics of any country of mixed religious composition brings to light with remarkable frequency..."... The United States is special, because its "melting pot" appreciates every religion and nationality, which also helps in building the economy. Weber's theories also showed that valu...

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These techniques helped them gain more food and animals in a shorter period of time. ... It could put families with the same amount of power together. ... Along with other parts of the structures of the culture, this also had an importance to the people. ... Yet the political power in these cultures helped govern trade and religion. Each and every culture and civilization shows economics, religion, and even art and sciences. ...

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