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The document discusses several Puritan leaders and colonies in early America and their views on religion. Thomas Hooker and Roger Williams established colonies with beliefs in education and not allowing religious freedom to non-Puritans. Lord Baltimore established Maryland to allow Catholics religious freedom. Quakers welcomed all religions and felt people should pray in their own way.
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- 5. Anglicanism & Catholicism •Catholicism -Lord Baltimore set up a • Anglicanism (Virginia) colony in Maryland so Catholics could practice – Church of England religion in peace. – Didn’t accept Indian -Believe in Saints religions as real religions
- 6. Quakers • Welcomed people of all religions • Simple life – Opposed violence – People should pray in a way that feels right to them.