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Choose the MOST correct statements:1. Virginia was established for financial gain.2. The Puritans established Massachusetts Bay Colony (New England) to offer everyone religious freedom.3. The Chesapeake was established as an experimental/utopian community.4. The Pilgrims established Massachusetts Bay Colony (New England) for financial gain.5. The Pilgrims established Massachusetts Bay Colony and aggressively started converting all the Native Americans in the region.6. There were fewer towns in New England than the Chesapeake.7. New England had a more diversified economy than the Chesapeake
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