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It depended on the colony. An example of this was Plymouth colony whose religious views guided everyone from the colony. William Penn established Pennsylvania as a Quaker colony. While Rhode Island was more secular. In most of the colonies to be able to vote a man had to own land and belong to the church. The relationship between church and state in the colonies was very strong. This is one reason why the founders wanted to make sure there was a separation of church and state.
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If What role did Spain France and the Netherlands play during the American Revolution?
They helped the American colonies.
Religon of the middle colonies?
tolerant of all
What is the religon of Maryland colonies?
Mostly protestant
What religon were the colonists in the 13 colonies?
catholic
What type of religon did the New England colonies have?
The N.E. colonies were compromised of mostly Puritans
What role Spain France and the Netherlands plays during the American revolution?
They helped the American colonies.
What was the religon of the New England colonies?
They were belivers of Jesus Christ and GOD!
What religon was new England colonies?
puritans and cathlioc none of this is correct
What role did king george play in the American revolution?
He was the bad guy and ruled all the colonies!
What was the southern colonies religon?
marlyland north calolina virginia georgia south carolina
Discride the New England colonies economic conditions of the religon?
they were good :)
Is the catholic church played a fairly minor role in the spanish and portuguese American colonies true?
no; false
