Which of the following reflects the main point that Gerald N. Grob and Robert N. Beck are making in the passage?A. Puritan restraints on economic activity prevented the economy of New England from growing, leading it to fall behind the South and the middle colonies during the colonial period.B. The economy of Puritan New England came to resemble the feudal economy of medieval Europe, dominated by large estates passed on from father to son over several generations.C. The economy of New England only began to thrive when non-Puritan immigrants began to move into New England after the 1640s.D. As the seventeenth century progressed, the decline of Puritan orthodoxy, combined with Puritan patterns of work, allowed for the emergence of a market-oriented economy.

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