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The colonists of Jamestown primarily practiced Anglicanism, which is a branch of the Church of England. This was influenced by the religious context of England at the time, as the settlers sought to establish a new colony while maintaining their English heritage and religious beliefs. The colony also had a significant degree of religious tolerance, but Anglicanism remained the dominant faith among the settlers.

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