I think you mean 'anglicization'. It can refer to the conversion of a word originally part of another language into an English term, or sometimes the conversion of non-UK English idioms or spellings into UK English.
An example of the former is the word 'pork', which derives from the French 'porc', meaning pig. 'Porc' was anglicized to 'pork', meaning the flesh of a pig.
An example of the latter is the need to convert from US to UK English, e.g. 'color' to 'colour', 'pants' to 'trousers', 'sidewalk' to 'pavement' etc.
Anglicanism was created in England.
No! They are Christians.
My family has been a part of the Anglicanism tradition for generations, and we attend the local Anglican church every Sunday.
It is a religion.LOL
Anglicanism EDIT: I think the correct answer is Presbyterians NOT Anglicanism...
anglicans
Anglicanism.
Anglicanism.
Anglicanism also known as Church of England is Denomination of the christian faith and as such its belifes values and litagy are based upon the bible.
queen victoria
Anglicanism? I think.
She was a Puritan, a section of Anglicanism.