Religions in the Middle Colonies were transformed because of the American Frontiersman Mentality and Exposure to Other Faiths in an open an equitable way. This allowed religions which had remained completely separate in the Old World to exchange ideas.
Diversity in the Northern colonies arose from the mixture of immigrants from different countries in Europe. Much of the diversity remained because of the nature of tolerance in these colonies.
because of religion reason
The main right that spurred settlement in America was freedom of religion. Many came to the colonies from Europe after having been subjected to religious persecution of some sort. Many of the colonies were very tolerant of religion.
After the protestant reformation religion, the Catholic Church really took a hit. The reason that spread to the colonies in America however is mostly because of puritans or *dissenters* persecution in England under James the first and his Acts of Uniformity. Originally they left for Holland, but it wasn't much better there and going to America seemed a logical next step. Religion in Europe was so divided that you were at risk for persecution no matter what religion you were. Thus, it was logical for them to go to America where there would be no persecution. (Though, that changed as different faiths showed up in the colonies)
The divisions increased the sense of rivalry between nations. And every nation wanted to spread their religion to the New World so they had to get colonies before countries other religion could get that land.
Diversity in the Northern colonies arose from the mixture of immigrants from different countries in Europe. Much of the diversity remained because of the nature of tolerance in these colonies.
Christianity is the biggest religion in Europe, but there are many religions in Europe.
A:There is no one religion in Europe, and probably no one correct religion in Europe. I believe the most correct thing that can be said is that religion in Europe is in decline.
Diversity in the Northern colonies arose from the mixture of immigrants from different countries in Europe. Much of the diversity remained because of the nature of tolerance in these colonies.
Christianity is the oldest religion in Europe.
If you are asking about the United States there has been a policy for 200 years of separation of church and state. No religion has controlled a state. Before 1776 some colonies were religious colonies. For over a thousand years Europe was controlled by the Catholic Church in government and religion.
Where were most of Europe's colonies by the end of the nineteenth century?