Puritanism was a religious reform movement in the late sixteenth and seventeenth century which focused on purifying the Anglican Church. Puritans believed in a strict following of their religion and the followers’ main goal is to be chosen to go to Heaven. A very select group of people will be allowed into an afterlife with God, since he chooses whom he wishes to save and whom he wishes to damn to Hell. Puritans were set in their ways and judged those who were different from them. After the Puritan movement came the Romantic Era, which disagreed with all Puritan beliefs and traditions. Romanticism was a literary, artistic, and musical movement in the late eighteenth century. This movement swept through Europe, the United States, and Latin America,
