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Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson founded Rhode Island. They founded Rhode Island because of the religious tension in Massachusetts. They were both forced out of Massachusetts. Roger Williams was forced out because he believed that you didn't need to worship god in a certain way, you just needed to worship him in your way. Anne Hutchinson was forced out because she told the colonists that she spoke to God and he told her to tell them which preachers they should listen to. She told them which Preachers were speaking the true word of God
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Who founded the ideas about Rhode Island?
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Did Anne Hutchinson found Rhode Island?
No, she did not found Rhode Island. She founded Providence, a city in Rhode Island. Roger Williams founded Rhode Island.
What day was Rhode Island founded?
Rhode Island was founded on May 29, 1663
Who were the founders of Rhode Island?
Roger Williams founded Rhode Island.
Why were the Rhode Island and Connecticut founded?
it was made for manufacturing and for profit and Rhode Island was founded for religious freedom
Who founded Rhode Island and in what year was it founded?
1769 Answer#2 Ann Hutchinson, and Roger Williams founded Rhode Island in 1636.
Who founded Providence Rhode Island?
Roger Williams. he was a minister in Salem, Massachusetts and then founded Providence, Rhode Island.
Why were the colonies Connecticut and Rhode Island Founded?
it was made for manufacturing and for profit and Rhode island was founded for religious freedom
When was the colony of Rhode Island founded?
the Rhode Island Colony was founded in 1636 by Roger Williams and others at Providence.
What was the last name of the man who founded Rhode Island?
The person who founded Rhode Island last name is William.
Where was Rhode Island founded?
Rhode Island... South of Massachusetts East of Connecticut
What is the exact name of Rhode Island?
It was founded as Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
