Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Hampshire all had a measure of religion behind their foundings. Pennsylvannia and Maryland were both meant as safe havens for Quakers and Catholics, respectively.
Because the other major powers of the time (e.g. Spain, France, Holland, Russia) were already doing it and the English didn't want to fall behind the others.
The colonies on the eastern coast of North America (which would later become the beginning of the United States) were an extension of British power in the world, as well as more land was available and less crowded than England itself.
Force the colonies to pay the enitre British debt
the british didnt have the colonists consent to taxing
made money for the king of England to send settlers to the colonies of North America
pilgrims and for religious freedom
To accurately respond to your question, I would need to see the specific chart you're referencing, as I do not have access to external content. However, if the chart indicates the number of colonies founded for religious freedom, you can typically find that information by looking for colonies explicitly listed with that purpose, such as Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Rhode Island. Please provide more details or the data from the chart for a precise answer!
The Massachusetts Bay Colony was founded under the principle of religious freedom. It was founded by non-conformists for the purpose of enjoying greater religious liberty.
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Georgia is the last of the original 13 English Colonies founded in North America. It was founded by James Olgethorpe for the purpose of helping indegent debtors locked in English jails. It was the only penal colony established by England. It was the only colony founded by Olgethorpe.
the purpose of why New York was founded was so people would be able to have RELIGIOUS FREEDOM & so they would be able to TRADE.
The founding of Georgia in 1733 was unique compared to other English colonies due to its initial purpose as a debtor's haven and a buffer against Spanish Florida. Unlike other colonies established primarily for economic gain or religious freedom, Georgia aimed to provide a fresh start for impoverished individuals and to serve as a military outpost. Additionally, it was founded by James Oglethorpe, who implemented progressive policies such as bans on slavery and rum, which contrasted with the more profit-driven motives of other colonies.
i think the most religious literature is english almost core ELA (heart)
apex: each colony had a different population and purpose, and each had a separate charter outlining its government.
Maryland was established for this exact purpose.
James Oglethorpe founded the colony of Georgia for the purpose of creating a refuge for England's poor (especially those facing debtor's prisons), as well as Protestant, non-English settlers escaping religious persecution.
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