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Why did the Anti-federalists want a specific guarantee of religious freedom and freedom of public speech?
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Britain does not guarantee its citizens religious freedom .?
false, it does guarantee its citizens religious freedom
The first American colony to guarantee religious freedom to all people was?
Rhode Island
Which of the original 13 colonies was the first to guarantee religious freedom for Catholics?
Mary Land I believe ^.~
What document guarantee everyone equal rights and religious freedom?
That is the universal declaration of human rights.
Britain does not guarantee its citizens religious freedom true or false?
False A+ students -polar bear
What Roman Emperor was responsible for enacting a series of laws which would guarantee Christians freedom to practice their religion?
Constantine was the emperor who enacted a law giving religious freedom to the Christians.
Why did the Antifederalists want a bill of rights to be the constitution?
Mostly because they wanted more freedom, like freedom of speech and things like that.
Why did the antifederalists want a bill of rights to be added to constitution?
Mostly because they wanted more freedom, like freedom of speech and things like that.
How much religious freedom does Iceland have?
Complete religious freedom
It attracted settlers desiring religious freedom?
The Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom attracted settlers desiring religious freedom
Was there religious freedom in colonial Pennsylvania?
There was religious freedom in colonial Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn in 1681 and was originally based on religious freedom for the Quakers.
Why did the new Government under the US Constitution have to guarantee freedom of religion?
The guarantee of freedom of religion in the US Constitution was necessary to ensure that citizens would have the right to practice their own beliefs without government interference. This was important because many early Americans sought religious freedom as they immigrated to the new country to escape religious persecution in their homelands. The Founding Fathers also believed that protecting religious freedom would promote tolerance and prevent religious conflicts that could destabilize the young nation.
