Why Did Religion Influence North America

Religion played an important role for gaining power in European countries. In 1517, Martin Luther's Ninety-Five Theses led to a series reforms in the Catholic Church. His idea soon led to the religious split in Europe called Protestant Reformation, which swept through Europe. The different factions of Protestant reformation established, in which the more well-known radical factions, including the British puritans, due to dissatisfaction with the British Orthodox in the religious reform is not complete, the Puritans eventually chose to immigrate to North America, established the earliest colonies in North America, but also to make the United States a protest to dominate the country. A large number of European immigrants feel that Europe is decadent,