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Why was ann Hutchinson brought to trial?
Because her religious beliefs interfered with what was happening outside in those days!
Why was anne Hutchinson tried for her beliefs?
She was banished from her home and church so she moved to Rhode Island.
How is Julius Caesar a totalitarian leader?
because he led by fear, he killed those who were not worthy, much alike the famous leader, Ashton Smith.
Who is known as the world's worst leader?
the worst leader is Hitler because he destroyed all those Jews and for more info read dairy of Anne frank
How were organisation in the past different from those of today?
because of shaktimaan
What did Anne Hutchinson beliefs?
Anne Hutchinson was opposed to slavery but not particularly concerned with it as it was practiced primarily in the southern colonies, a long way from Massachusetts in those days.
In what way is th Queensland Parliament different from those of the other States?
it is different because it is your face
Who can be chosen as prime minister?
Different countries have different systems. Usually it is the leader of the largest party in the country's parliament, if they can form a government. In the case of a coalition, it is usually the leader of the largest of the coaliton parties.
Why is being Muslim different for different people?
Because that isn't their religionClarification: Islam is not the religion of everyone, ergo it is very different for those different people
How were the experiences of Asian different from those of European immigrants?
because the asian has different culture than the europeans culture
What is east Africa's leader?
Africa is a continent with over 50 countries. Many of those are in the east of Africa. Each of those countries has their own leader, so there is no single leader of east Africa.
Although seeking religious freedom the puritan leaders were religious bigots why?
Although the Purtitans were bigoted back in England, they themselves were bigots for they were intolerant towards those with different views than their own (ie. banishment of Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams)
