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The Puritan minister Thomas Hooker:a. founded what became part of the colony of Connecticut.b. insisted that Massachusetts pay Indians for land the colony took from them.c. was Anne Hutchinson's minister and thus created problems for the Puritan leadership.d. tried to minister to Puritan women who fell victim to the big city of Boston, for which his name eventually became associated with prostitutes.e. defended the rights of conscience in a spirited debate with Puritan leaders about church-state relations
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