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Did the pilgrims suffered religious persecution and hoped to worship freely in Virginia?
true
True or false the pilgrims had suffered religious persecution and hoped to worship freely in Virginia?
True
What left England in 1620 to find the freedom to worship as they wished?
Pagans and Wiccans left England in 1620 so that they could freely worship who they wished.
Can you worship freely in Istanbul?
Noooooooooooo....
Did the pilgrims want freedom why?
yes the pilgrims did want freedom so they could serve God freely
Are Christians allowed to worship freely?
If you believe in the myth of a christian god, then you cannot worship freely. You must follow the bible strictly, otherwise you get eternal torture.
What did the Pilgrims want from the king of England?
freed o of worship
Will the puritans and the pilgrims both worship together in America?
Since most of the Pilgrims actually were Puritans themselves, the answer is yes.
What were two groups that came to America to freely practice their religion?
Two groups that came to America to freely practice their religion were the Pilgrims and the Puritans. The Pilgrims, seeking to escape religious persecution in England, established the Plymouth Colony in 1620. Similarly, the Puritans, who sought to reform the Church of England, founded the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630. Both groups valued religious freedom and aimed to create communities where they could worship according to their beliefs.
Why did the spanish priest start missions?
to give the pilgrims a place to worships freely
Why the Pilgrims migrated to America?
So that they would be able to practice their religion freely
What did the pilgrims search for?
The Pilgrims sought religious freedom and the opportunity to practice their faith without persecution. Discontented with the Church of England, they aimed to create a new community based on their Puritan beliefs. Their journey led them to North America, where they established Plymouth Colony in 1620, seeking a place where they could freely worship and live according to their principles.
