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they where the ppl who wanted to change the katholic church completely not just a little bit, completely.
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Did the sepratists leave the church in England?
to spain(:
William Bradford founded what?
Bradford was one of the leaders of the group of Sepratists who left England for the New World that we now call the Pilgrims.
What was one reason the Separatists did not like living in Holland?
The children were becoming more Dutch than English and the Dutch weren't as strict about what to do and not to do on Sunday's as the Sepratists.
When was the first new England colony established?
New England colony was founded in 1324 then later discovered in the 1750's.
Why is Quebec Condisidered a Nation?
No, Most people think Quebec people (all) are sepratists, but the truth is not many are because there are so many imigrants that come there to come to Canada that they don't want them to split up, most of the people that want to separate are in The Bloc Quebeqios. So no it is not considered a Nation, It is the second largest and most populated Province in Canada.
What was the main religion in the Chesapeake Bay colonies?
It depends on the Chesapeake colony about which you speak. Maryland was mainly Catholic, but had tolerance for all Christian faiths. Delaware was Protestant, but having been part of Pennsylvania, accepted anyone Christian.
Which religious group wanted to purify the Church of England?
== == This group of bigots were called the "Puritans". They thought that they had a much better way of practicing their religion and left Great Britain to be able to live without being challenged by others about their restrictive life style. They were narrow minded and beset by superstition and a mistrust of all but their own "kind" of people. If it were not for the kindness of the Aboriginal peoples, they would have starved to death that first winter.
What was New York's religion in the colonies?
New York had freedom of religion, but most people in New York were Catholics; Baptists, Protestants, Presbyterians, and the Quakers are some.
