s is an interesting paradox. On the one hand, colonies were becoming more sophisticated and enlightened because of their adoption of British lifestyle and ideals, but on the other, this sophistication was becoming a threat to the British Imperial rule as it was felt that with increased knowledge, colonies would no longer want to be ruled by British masters. To remove or control this threat, the British kept introducing their customs and values believing this would help provide a common identity. This transportation of ideology was known as Anglicization and many American colonies, most prominently Massachusetts was a good example of how Anglicization had affected lifestyle and values in American colonies

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