What religions were practiced in the 13 colonies?

Answer 1

Basically the puritans were the topmore dominant religion in the north until the witch trials which hurt the puritans controlin the north.

THeir were also quackers and anglicans

Quckers were basically nice people whodidnt believe in war or anything not peaceful

Anglicans had the same belief as the peopleof England they were more laid back about their religion and it didn't runtheir lives or their government.

CAtholics were also in the colonies, but very very few.

Soon after baptists and methodists moved into thy colonies and started a switch in many religious views and furthered the splitting of colonies due to religion.

Answer 2

There were different religions being practiced by the time the 13 colonies were actually formed. There was Judaism, Islamic, Catholicism, Calvinism, but the most practiced religion was Anglican Christianity*.

*After the United States Revolution, the American Anglican Church became the Episcopalian Church.

Comment on the Above Answer:

There was no sizable Muslim community in the 13 colonies. The first American Muslim community formed in the 1830s and remained marginal for the next 100 years.

Answer 3

Assuming that we are referring to the New England colonies, the dominant religions were various forms of Protestantism, like Puritanism, Presbyterianism, Congregationalism, and Anglicanism/Episcopalianism.

Answer 4

The Church of England, Christianity, Baptists, Presbyterians, Jews, Catholics

Answer 5

It was Christianity and Catholic .