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No but unlike Maryland which may have chosen Catholics if they could have found them in adequ8ate numbers, New Jersey neither sought them out or banned them. The Dutch and the Swedish were protestant and the early English Colonists were primarily Anglican. Catholicism like agnostics ant atheists existed, they simply avoided the advertisement of their belief system or lack of, any such system.
Americans were beginning a more lay-ed back concept or laissez-faire attitude regarding the role of religion in a civil society. It was more open to the respect of people (albeit of different faiths and beliefs) as long as they gave you that same privilege.) Certainly there was religious intolerance.
Catholics experienced it. Judaism experiences it. Mormons, Muslims, Pagans, Scientology. Shintos, Sanitarians and Buddhist's all experience tough times practicing their faith. We have had the Mormon Wars, historical Supreme Court findings, the Salem Witch Trials and early efforts like the Maryland Toleration Act to lead US Citizens toward a more accepting and gracious social standing with our neighbors.
Catholics took a long time to become a viable US Political Force. Al Smith was a popular New York politician but was defeated in his run for the Office of President much more because he was a Catholic than because he was Irish (which he was identified with, since in truth he was equally English, Irish, Italian and German.) When John Kennedy became the US President it was less relevant what his religion was, and more important to the Electorate that he was Young, Vital and Irish.
Or as that famous social commentator Rodney King once stated, "People why can't we just get along."
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What were the typical chores of an everyday colonist in colonial new jersey?
what were some jobs of a colonial child in new jersey
What colonial region is New Jersey in?
New Jersey was a middle colony.
What was the government in colonial New Jersey?
The first type of government in colonial New Jersey was called a Concession type of government.
What were the major cities of colonial New Jersey?
Trenton and Princeton were major cities in New Jersey.
What jobs did the colonist in New Jersey have?
Most people farmed in the colonial times in New Jersey. Others worked in towns.
What kind of games did they have in colonial New Jersey?
new jersey was not around in the colonial days.
What type of colony was colonial New Jersey?
Colonial New Jersey was a royal colonie!
Where can I find a map of colonial New Jersey?
in new jersey
What was colonial New Jersey like?
Colonial New Jersey had a lot of farms and crops; tobacco crops.
Did children in New Jersey colony go to catholic or public schools?
Public schools. The colonial school sytems began in 1635 in Boston. Catholic schools were not in the colonies.
What was the dominant religion in colonial New jersey?
Christian, but there is more to christianity. I, as in a different person, am looking for a more detailed answer. I will get back to you! :)
What were the typical chores of an everyday colonist in colonial new jersey?
what were some jobs of a colonial child in new jersey
What is a catchy colonial New Jersey slogan?
New Jersey: GET OUT WHILE YOU CAN.
What colonial region is New Jersey in?
New Jersey was a middle colony.
Where was the location colonial New Jersey?
It was in New Jersey just like today.
What was the government in colonial New Jersey?
The first type of government in colonial New Jersey was called a Concession type of government.
Was land good in colonial New Jersey?
i love jersey shore
