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Road to Religious Freedom

By T@r!n!
  • Religious Requirements For Voting

    Religious Requirements For Voting
    There were many requirements for voting like you had to be an active member of church. And a lot of people couldn't vote because of these requirements.
  • Pilgrims

    Pilgrims
    Pilgrims are nice people and wanted peace with the Indians. They had the first Thanksgiving.
  • Puritans

    Puritans
    The Puritans said that they are there for freedom of religious. But they changed everything to "purify" to their satisfaction.
  • Maryland‐ The Catholic Experiment

    Maryland‐ The Catholic Experiment
    Lord Baltimore wanted it as a refugee for Catholics who remained in Anglican England. But also hoped for a financial profit from it.
  • More Dissent in Mass Bay

    More Dissent in Mass Bay
    This time they banned their own minister for saying that there should be separation of church and state. He was a man who believed in complete religious freedom.
  • Dissent in Mass Bay

    Dissent in Mass Bay
    Anne Hutchinson was banned from Massachusetts for questioning the bible. She was a deeply religious woman.
  • Quakers

    Quakers
    the Quakers were way ahead of their time. They believed in freedom, peace, and equality for all.
  • The Great Awakening 1730-1770

    The Great Awakening 1730-1770
    This time was when people started to actual change or fight for what's right. And that resulted in the founding of the Methodist Church late in the eighteenth century.
  • Virginia Statutes for Religious Freedom

    Virginia Statutes for Religious Freedom
    This was the accepting of cutting the ties between churches and governments. This principle was soon accepted throughout all of the colonies.