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What may explain why England and north America are mostly comprised of protestant christians?
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What religion do most people in England practice?
Protestant Christians Church of England.
What was the change for christians when Henry 8th built the Church of England?
Every Catholic had to become a Protestant!
What is new england's religion?
New England is art of America and is mostly Protestant Christian.
What religion and language come from England?
Catholicism was there for a period but then England declared themselves Protestant and most of the settlers that came to America from England were Protestants.
Can a non protestant become prime minister of England?
In theory, yes, but like in America it is uncertain whether a non-Protestant would be electable.
What religious beliefs did the Plymouth colony have?
They were a mixture of Puritans and Separatists. These groups were Protestant Christians that were opposed to the Anglican state church of England.
What was the reason the colonial people came to America?
Many people in England were living in poverty and the king was protestant. Some of the residents of England were not protestant. They were maybe catholic or jewish. So, religous freedom and a new life or start is the reason the colonist moved to america.
What rites are performed in a protestant church compared to the Church of England?
The Church of England is a Protestant church.
Was James i a catholic or a protestant?
James I of England was Protestant not Catholic.
What is puritism?
Puritansim? Puritans were very strict Christians from the early years of colonial America who came from England.
Why did new England not share England's problem of moral decadence?
Many of England's most devout Christians had left for America in the 1600s, and their high moral standards were still influencing New England for good in the 1700s
What is puritan age in English literature?
PURITAN: A member of a Protestant group of Christians in England in the 16th and 17th centuries who wanted to worship God in a simple way is known as puritan age.
