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Who were the catholics that found refuge in Maryland persecuted by?
Just ordinary Catholics man
Who benefitted from Maryland's toleration?
Jesus
Lord Baltimore wanted Maryland to be a sanctuary for persecuted?
Catholics.
Why did they establish colonial Maryland?
the established it for the Catholics who were being persecuted
Who created a colony where Catholics would not be persecuted?
Lord Baltimore, Ceclius Calvert, created the colony of Maryland for Catholics.
Justify the cruel behavior between Catholics and other Christians?
I can't. Over the centuries, Christians of all persuasions have persecuted those they could dominate. So, the Catholics persecuted the Arians, the Cathars and, where possible, the Protestants. In turn, Protestants persecuted Catholics in those countries where Catholics were in a minority. Protestants even persecuted other Protestants, such as when the Church of England persecuted the Puritans. The only credible explanation is that Christianity contains an element of intolerance that is usually kept hidden.
Where did Catholics start a colony?
Lord Calvert started the colony of Maryland as a refuge for Catholics who were still persecuted in England.
What colony was founded as a place for Catholics to go without being persecuted?
Cecil Calvert founded Maryland as a colony for Catholics.
Was Pennsylvania founded to be refuge for the Catholics?
Maryland was originally the "Catholic" colony and served as a safehaven for persecuted Roman Catholics.
Who was persecuted in the holocaust?
the jews and gypsies,catholics,homosexuals and mentally ill people.
What of the 13 colonies was settled by Catholics?
Maryland was established by Lord Calvert as a refuge for persecuted English Catholics.
Where were Catholics not persecuted?
the catholic church where the persecutors in virtually every country. your question should have been asked the other way around. ANSWER: Henry VIII of England was a major player in the persecution of Catholics during his time. Catholics were not persecuted in places where the current rulers were also Catholic (such as Spain and France).
