What restrictions in massachussets limited those who did not belong to the established church?

In Massachusetts, the established church was the Puritan Church, and restrictions were placed on those who did not belong to it. Non-Puritans, including Quakers, Baptists, and others, faced penalties such as fines, imprisonment, and exclusion from voting and public office. Additionally, laws were enacted to suppress dissent and maintain the religious uniformity that the Puritan leadership sought to uphold, severely limiting the rights and freedoms of non-conformists.