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Why was there no religious control by outsiders in England in the early 16th century?
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For religious freedom purposes. The Church of England wanted to control them, much like our government is starting to do.
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During the early part of the 19th century how were trade unions viewed in the U.S. and England?
In the early part of the 19th Century trade unions in both the United States and England were thought of as a way to control prices within an industry. Monopolies at that time were very powerful against the consumer of goods.
What do you call the process of moving from religious to civil control?
Secularization is the process of moving from religious to civil control.
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B. Augustine is given credit for bringing Christianity to England by converting King Æthelberht of Kent in the 6th century.
Who argued that government control over religious beliefs was a form of tyranny?
In so many words, the framers of the US Constitution spelled that out in the First Amendment. I believe they wanted that amendment included because the Church of England had set a bad example of religious intolerance in Great Britain. Of course times have changed and the UK does not impede religious worship or ideas.
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