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    beginning to be settled. Although in document E the Puritans thank their God for the their passage to the new world‚ much can be thanked to Martin Luther and John Calvin‚ pioneers of the Puritan religion. Once the grievances had been posted on the door of Wittenberg’s cathedral‚ the idea of an alternative religion had been planted. The Puritans‚ from the ideas of Luther‚ believed that the bible alone was the only voice of God and with that‚ all men are equal. Similar to Luther‚ John Calvin also had varying

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    Freedom of Religion Does someone ever tell you that you can’t talk about what you believe in? It makes you mad doesn’t it? I know that I don’t like someone telling me I can’t talk about what I believe in‚ especially when it is something harmless. I would rebel for the freedom of religion is because I believe you should be able to talk about it anywhere and with whoever‚ it allows you to meet new people‚ and it is a way to stay out of trouble. My first reason I would rebel for freedom of religion

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    America’s most recent election was won by candidate‚ Donald J. Trump‚ who offered a gracious acceptance speech as President Elect extending an invitation for the nation to join together in the spirit of unity and unconditional love by means of “Compassionate Conservatism‚” which was coined by George W. Bush in 2002.1 The recent election was a turning point in American history. Our nation was slowly being changed from a Constitutional society to a totalitarian socialist regime. At the forefront

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    The United States of America honors freedom of religion meaning every citizen has the ability to choose their religious affiliation and practice it without persecution. Freedom of religion is seen as a human right‚ not something that the government chastise or have control over. This is an excellent attractor for the countless numbers of people not living within the US. In countries like Burma‚ there are repercussions for practicing certain religions or not converting to the faith of the majority

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    The early settling of America came with many kinks and problems. With the prospect of a new world‚ settlers will often return to the comfortable ideal and moral of their mother country‚ England. William Penn was determined to initiate an idea of equality in the hearts of Americans. Over time and dedication‚ he was able to study how the court system can work in his favor to reinvent his presentation and accomplish his objectives. The defining actions of Penn established his position as an American

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    Pull factors are factors in the target country which encourage people to move; these include peace and safety‚ a chance of a better job‚ better education‚ social security‚ a better standard of living in general as well as political and religious freedom In general factors of migration can be categorized into three‚ economic‚ social and demographic. 1. Economic Factors Economic factors play an important role in the movement of population. The volume and direction of migration depend on economic

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    Between the settlement of Jamestown in 1607 and the Treaty of Paris in 1763‚ the most important change that occurred in the colonies was the emergence of a society quite different from that in England. Changes in religion‚ economics‚ politics‚ and social structure illustrate this Americanization of the transplanted Europeans. By 1763 although some colonies still maintained established churches‚ other colonies had accomplished a virtual revolution for religious toleration and separation of church

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    to provide refuge to those whom faced religious persecution‚ even so‚ the “devout” Quaker‚ eventually allowed to fall into a state of neglect and sink to the level of its peers. Ironically the people of Pennsylvania became so intolerant of other religions‚ that‚ not even after four decades‚ Paralleled their English “oppressors”. Eventually‚ even Penn gave up on his colony and sold it‚ nullifying the basis of its moral foundation. Penn founded the colony on the idea that every man could love one another

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    brilliant and distinguished votary of the natural sciences‚ that he had never so much as heard of Bishop Wilson‚ and that he imagined me to have invented him. At a moment when the Courts of Law have just taken off the embargo from the recreative religion furnished on Sundays by my gifted acquaintance and others‚ and when St. Martin’s Hall [iv] and the Alhambra will soon be

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    hold office‚ and later was seen to make decisions for the revised constitution. Several states had no official establishment of a single church or a religion sect. This was mostly seen throughout are smaller states; Rhode Island‚ Delaware‚ and New Jersey. While‚ the southern states‚ that were larger in population‚ had established one specific religion to represent as

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