Yes, he certainly was. Roger Williams was a devout Protestant Christian, and a minister; but he found the views of the Puritans much too rigid and intolerant, especially when it came to freedom of worship for other religious groups. He also believed it was unfair to take land from the native peoples (then called Indians). In 1636, he was expelled from Massachusetts, and he soon became the founder of Rhode Island, a place where other dissenters (including non-Christians) could live and worship freely.
Roger Williams found the Rhode Island Colony because he was a dissenter and he got kicked out of Massachusetts. Now do your social studies homework.
Roger Williams was kicked out of Massachusetts for spreading "new and dangerous rumors".
Roger Williams was exiled from the colony for being a dissenter. He had unpopular opinions, as did some others from the same colony. He founded Providence (Rhode Island).
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Roger Williams was banished from Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1636 because he stood for the idea that government should not interfere with religion.
Roger Williams
Roger Williams found the Rhode Island Colony because he was a dissenter and he got kicked out of Massachusetts. Now do your social studies homework.
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Roger Williams was forced out of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. He then went on to found Rhode Island.
Massachusetts did banish Roger Williams.
Roger Williams was kicked out of Massachusetts for spreading "new and dangerous rumors".
Roger Williams was exiled from the colony for being a dissenter. He had unpopular opinions, as did some others from the same colony. He founded Providence (Rhode Island).
roger williams
Roger Williams was forced out of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. He then went on to found Rhode Island.
Roger Williams
Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson were both banned from Massachusetts because they questioned the church.
Roger Williams was banished from Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1636 because he stood for the idea that government should not interfere with religion.