n.清教主义

The Puritans believed in strict moral and religious codes.
清教徒信奉严格的道德和宗教规范。
Many early American settlers were Puritans who had fled religious persecution in Europe.
许多早期的美国定居者是逃离欧洲宗教迫害的清教徒。
The Puritans' emphasis on hard work and discipline helped shape the American character.
清教徒对努力工作和纪律的重视有助于塑造美国人的性格。
The Salem Witch Trials were a dark chapter in Puritan history.
塞勒姆女巫审判是清教历史上的黑暗篇章。
Puritanism had a profound influence on American literature, particularly in the works of Nathaniel Hawthorne.
清教主义对美国文学产生了深远影响，特别是在纳撒尼尔·霍桑的作品中。
The Puritans believed that God had chosen certain individuals for salvation.
清教徒相信上帝选择了某些人得救。
Puritan ministers delivered long, fiery sermons that exhorted their congregations to lead virtuous lives.
清教牧师发表冗长、激烈的布道，敦促他们的会众过上美德生活。
The Puritans banned Christmas celebrations, viewing them as pagan and sinful.
清教徒禁止庆祝圣诞节，认为这是异教徒和罪恶的。
The Puritans established Harvard College in 1636 to train ministers for their churches.
清教徒于1636年建立了哈佛学院，以培训他们教会的牧师。
The Puritans' views on marriage and family were highly conservative and patriarchal.
清教徒对婚姻和家庭的看法非常保守和父权制。