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Who settled in Connecticut?
The dutch discovered Connecticut, but the English had the first perminent colony, people came 'cause of religious beliefs.
What is the term for willingness to let other people practice their religious beliefs?
religious tolerance
If you had come to America to practice your Quaker religious beliefs chances are you would have settled?
People who would come to America to practice Quaker religious beliefs would likely have settled in Pennsylvania. Quakers left Britain for an opportunity for religious freedoms.
Why did people want to settle in colony of Connecticut?
They wanted to settle into the colony connecticut because they wanted a new life and practice religion.
If you had come to America to practice your quaker religious beliefs chances are you would have settled in?
In America, the quacker religion mainly is in Pennslyvania.
Why do people practice their beliefs?
People practice their beliefs because they have faith in their God. They want to show their loyalty to their God and that is why people practice their beliefs.
What did Asoka practice in India that helped keep peace in his empire?
He urged religious tolerance. This us acceptance of people's rights to differing religious beliefs.
What practice of the neanderthals is considered an indication that they held religious beliefs?
They would burry their own people , once they passed away .
What type of religious beliefs does Cuba have?
Officially Cuba is Atheist, but the majority of people practice Catholicism. There are other small groups who practice Santeria, Islam, Judaism, and Hindu.
Why did people move to Connecticut?
for land and religious reasons
What were the religious beliefs of the Maya people?
Beliefs in many gods
What type of religion do the people of Mississippi practice?
The people of Mississippi are no different from people of other states in their religious beliefs. They practice the same religions as people from all of the other states, such as Baptist, Catholic, Pentecostal, Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Jewish, Muslim, etc.
