Roger Williams was expelled from Massachusetts for favoring religious freedom, ironically, in a place established by those seeking religious freedom. He is considered the founder of Rhode Island.
In 1636, Roger Williams was a dissenting Puritan minister and theologian in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. He was convicted of heresy and left to found the colony of Providence on the estuaries farther south (east of Long Island Sound), which were later named the Providence River.
Roger Williams estableció la colonia de Providence (o Providence Plantations) en 1636. Roger Williams established the colony of Providence (or Providence Plantations) in 1636.
Answer Rodger Williams founded Providence. He also organize the settlement based on the consent
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Providence Plantations was given its name by Roger Williams.
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Roger Williams estableció la colonia de Providence (o Providence Plantations) en 1636. Roger Williams established the colony of Providence (or Providence Plantations) in 1636.
Roger Williams was the founder of Providence.
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Roger Williams. he was a minister in Salem, Massachusetts and then founded Providence, Rhode Island.
Roger Williams, Providence was founded because Roger Williams didn't agree that people should be punished for disagreeing of laws that were made in Boston, Roger Williams was a Minister of Boston.
Roger Williams founded the colony of Providence in June of 1636. Providence, Rhode Island is one of the oldest cities in America.
Answer Rodger Williams founded Providence. He also organize the settlement based on the consent
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