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Do you believe sermons played a significant religious role in colonial America?
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∙ 7y ago
Yes. Powerful preachers were found in colonial America and these men played a major role in the religious life of the colonists.
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Who had religious freedom and colonial Maryland?
Christians only I believe.
What language was spoken by newly imported slaves in colonial America?
many a people believe it was swahili, but i believe it was mende.
Why do people in the US believe that being an atheist in Unamerican?
Only a religious extremist would believe that. America is founded on the principle of religious freedom and that freedom includes atheism.
By 1775 what communities could not be considered a city in colonial America New York Charlestown Boston Baltimore?
Baltimore- believe me, I'm in APUSH... :)
Did pilgrims believe in Jesus Christ?
They did. In fact they came to America to escape religious persecution and the freedom to worship in their own way.
Did Christopher Columbus spread Christianity?
Although some modern scholars believe religious zeal was Columbus' main motivation for the voyages, there isn't much substantial evidence to show that he made active Christians of any significant groups of people.
Why did Europeans believe in superstitions?
Possibly because they were religious. People who are not religious do not normally believe in superstitions.
Are viruses solitary or colonial?
Solitary I believe.
Why were the people on the Mayflower on the Mayflower?
They where on the mayflower to sail to America but for religious reasons. They didn't agree with the church of England so they sailed to America to make there own church and believe in God. Hope this helped
Why is their only 85 percent of Americana's believing in god and not all Americans?
Because America is about religious freedom; freedom to choose what to believe and not be forced and shunned
WHAT YEAR was colonial Delaware settled?
I believe 1631
Does colonial Georgia believe in Jesus Christ?
Yes.
