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The qualifications to vote
There were two qualifications to vote. You had to be an adult male that owned property and a member of the church. -
The pilgrims in Massachusetts Bay
They settled in Plymouth, Massachusetts for religious freedom and were the people at Thanksgiving. They were kinda tolerant. -
The puritans in Massachusetts Bay
They settled in Massachusetts Bay for religious freedom, but are not tolerant of others. -
Catholics in Maryland
The Catholics settle Maryland because they were being persecuted because of their religious beliefs. They are tolerant of others. -
More dissent in Massachusetts Bay
Roger wIlliams gets banished from Massachusetts because he believes in separation of Church and state. He goes on to found Rhode Island. -
Dissent in Massachusetts Bay
if you didn’t believe what the Puritans said you were banished from Massachusetts. A woman named Anne Hutchinson got banished because she questioned the church leader. -
The Quakers
Quakers settle Pennsylvania and New Jersey to escape religious persecution.They believe in equality for everyone and religious freedom. -
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Great Awakening
There was a renewed interest in church and religion during this time period. -
Virginia Statutes for Religious Freedom
They wanted to make separation of church and state mandatory in all colonies.
