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    The Middle Colonies were mostly Quakers with a mixture of Catholics and Jews. The Southern Colonies were similar to the Middle Colonies‚ but they were mostly Catholics. However‚ the New England colonies were mostly Puritans which led to strict laws when it came to religion. The majority of the colonies did indeed have religious freedom to a pretty large extent with the exception of the New England Colonies. The New England Colonies were primarily composed of Puritans. This particular group of people

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    there were colonies such as Pennsylvania and Rhode Island that had a certain degree of tolerance for other religions. With Virginia being Anglican with its laws‚ Massachusetts having puritans and separatists‚ Rhode Island having Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson‚ and Pennsylvania having William Penn along with Quakers‚ it was inevitable for religious tolerance to be expressed in different directions. Religious freedom in the Virginia Colony was at a very small or zero amount because of the Anglican

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    religious groups‚ thus groups such as the Puritans and Roman Catholics came to America seeking refuge from persecution. They were seeking a place where they would have the opportunity to share and practice their religious beliefs. This common ground of religious refuge was a crucial catalyst in the American Revolution. However‚ because there was no monarchy forcing the citizenry to conform to one religion‚ division was created among colonists. Puritans wishing to cleanse the Church of England

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    These puritans believed in visible saints‚ or people who had felt grace in their soul and were able to show it to their fellow puritans. The puritans also believed that only those who were visible saints should be allowed to become members of the church. These devout puritans ended up becoming separatists and broke away from the Church of England. These separatists views would end up causing the great puritan migration in the future. This migration occurred when thousands of puritans moved to

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    in New England‚ which was also tax-supported. In spite of this‚ North Carolina colonists were not taxed in support of the church. The restrictions in the South were not as rigid and harsh as New England though‚ and there were almost no groups of Puritans‚ but other religious sects in the South felt free to worship however they wanted. The Catholics were mostly the only ones persecuted. On the other hand‚ in Maryland where the majority of settlers were Catholics‚ they did not deal with discrimination

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    Religion did much more than play a part in the way that many aspects of culture in North America developed. In reality‚ religion contributed to the basis on which the initial movement to and colonization of America transpired. Colonies were settled by those who were not willing to concede to the ruthless persecution that was evident in 17th century Europe‚ and acted on the hope of a new life in America. New Jersey‚ Pennsylvania‚ and Maryland were all founded as what Sydney E. Ahlstrom explained to

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    deals of Quakers were abused due to the lack of religious toleration of New York’s governing body. Massachusetts’s sole purpose was for the Puritans to escape from religious persecution. Puritans searched far and wide for a place to settle until they found Plymouth Rock. They started their colony on a much larger scale than any other colony with one thousand people. Massachusetts was the first permanent settlement for Puritans‚ but it was the West Indies that attracted more Puritans due to the

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    Produces Puritanism Know: John Calvin‚ Conversion Experience‚ Visible Saints‚ Church of England‚ Puritans‚ and Separatists. 26. How did John Calvin’s teachings result in some Englishmen wanting to leave England? The Protestant Reformation was led by Henry VIII‚ who became the head of the Church of England. Unfortunately‚ Henry had no interest in making great strides in religion. On the other hand‚ puritans who adopted many of Calvin’s teachings saw that great religious zeal was needed‚ and so they

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    throughout various religious sects such as Puritans‚ Scottish Presbyterians‚ French Huguenots‚ and the Dutch reform Church. b. 1536‚ Institutes of Christian Religion. God all powerful/all good‚ humans weak and wicked due to sin. Calvinists ideas developed in England around the time that King Henry VIII broke ties with Catholic Church in 1530’s and became head of Church of England Led to creation of the Puritans B.) Pilgrims End their Pilgrimage

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    comments on what he sees as the hidden corruption of Puritan society. Goodman Brown believes in the public professions of faith made by his father and the elders of his church and in the societal structures that are built upon that faith. Hawthorne suggests‚ however‚ that behind the public face of godliness‚ the Puritans’ actions were not always Christian. The devil in the story says that he was present when Brown’s father and grandfather whipped Quakers and set fire to Indian villages‚ making it clear

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