Final answer:
Pilgrims, dissenters, and utopian visions were key aspects of the Puritan movement in New England colonies.
Explanation:
Pilgrim: One of the Puritan groups that founded the colony of Plymouth, seeking to practice Calvinist-based Protestantism without persecution.
Dissenter: A person who disagrees with the authority of an established church, such as the Puritans who sought to purify the Church of England.
Utopian: Referring to an ideal society, a concept pursued by the Puritans and Pilgrims in creating communities based on religious principles.
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