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Who began the Philadelphia to enjoy religious freedom?
Quakers started a settlement in Philadelphia so that they could enjoy religious freedom.
Who began the Philadelphia settlement to enjoy religious freedom?
The Quakers started a settlement in Philadelphia so that they could enjoy religious freedom.
Why did settlers stay in Jamestown and Plymouth?
they wanted religious freedom. they wanted religious freedom.
Why were the puritans so thankful?
they finally had religious freedom
What people were involved with freedom of religion?
I'm not sure if this is what you mean, but the pilgrims faced religious discrimination in Europe and so they sailed to America for religious freedom.
Was There Religious Freedom in Connecticut?
Yes, and remains so to this day..
Why did the people of rhode island leave their homes?
They left so they could have religious freedom or religious views or religious thoughts
Why do you think william penn wanted religious freedom in pennsylvania?
William Penn was a Quaker that believed strongly that all humans had the right to religious freedom. He wanted religious freedom in Pennsylvania so that all people, regardless of their stand on politics or whether they were colonists or Native Americans could worship.
What are examples of freedom of religious?
The fact you can attend any church you wish is religious freedom. If you don't want to go to church you can do that too. That is religious freedom. The state doesn't support any particular religion so there is religious freedom. We don't have a state religion which means you don't have to go to a state church and your aren't punished or arrested for belonging to another religion.
Who settled Plymouth colony and why they do so?
the pilgrims did so they did it cuz they wanted religious freedom
What is the purpose of the freedom restorative act?
To refrain from limiting religious freedom, unless they have a compelling societal reason for doing so.
Why did colonist settle in Pennsylvania in the 1700's?
So they could have religious freedom.
