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Theirs a statue of william penn at city hall in Philadelphia

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Group: Franklin Villeda, Jose Villalta, Rhett Baumann, Vernesa Pierre, Lianna Moore, A'dreion Moorer

Who: American religious leader
What: Founded a Mormosism and the Latter Day Saint movement
Where: He formally organized the church at Fayette New York
When: On April 6, 1830
Why: He claimed that God and Jesus Christ appeared to him

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-fought to restrict religious freedom (particularly for Roman Catholics and later Quakers).

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Khalil Hayes, Thernell Mills, Omari Sherman, Trinity Anderson, Alex Burns
Period 4 - 3/26/18
New England religious leader and midwife
Had 15 kids
Born July 1591
Death-Assassinated August 1643
Banished from the puritans. She was put on trial in 1637, convicted and banished from Massachusetts

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*religion was a Quaker
*created foundations
*1 year studying laws
*Founder of Pennsylvania

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-English Real Estate Entrepreneur
-Born october 14th 1644
-Founding of the American commonwealth of Pennsylvanian
-Was the 1st Great hero of American Liberty
Audreona Walker

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William Penn's Holy Experiment of Philadelphia

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He was arrested and imprisoned in the Tower of London eight months for being a Quaker, but later King Charles II gave him land in America as repayment of a debt owed to his father. On this land he started a colony and invited persecuted Christians of Europe to join his "holy experiment" of religious toleration.

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-Religion: Quaker
-Philosopher; studied theology and law

He was jailed six times for his resistant to church in England and was also mistreated for his faith.
Penn became a figure of importance in the Quaker community. He was asked to resolve a land dispute between Quaker property owners in the American colony
---Jessica Dieujuste

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Zquria&genesis

Roger Williams: born December 21st 1603-1683

Williams argued that Jesus Christ had inaugurated a new age, a new dispensation that demanded a break in the past.

It was the new testament the mattered not the old

Insisted civil magistrates did not have the right to enforce religious duties

Williams believed passionately in "soul liberty" or liberty of conscience saying god created human beings and endowed them with the inborn rights to make choices in matter of faith
http://www.pbs.org/godinamerica/people/roger-williams.html

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Wilandra Salomon
pd.4

A political and religious leader.
He advocated separation of church and state in colonial America.
He did not believe the government should have power over religious matters.

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Zquria and Genesis (Continuation)
Who: A Puritan; Reformed Theologian; Reformed Baptist minister
In 1636 he was banned from the state of Massachusetts because, of religious beliefs.
He also, believed in liberty of conscience, or "soul liberty".
He believed that no one knows for certain which form of religion was the true one that God had intended until, Christ comes back and establish his church.
He then founded the state of Rode Island  and advocated the separation of church and state.

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-Was born in 1603
- was a political and religious leader best remembered for his strong stance on the separation of church and state and founding the colony of Rhode Island.

Nancy A.

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●A puritian minister, English reformed theologian.
●Believed in seperation of states
●Born 1603 - died 1683
● found the state of Rhode Island
● "wall of seperation" between churches and states inspired the founders of the united states
● lived in New England

--Nephtalie Pierre

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M'kenzi

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Roger Williams: separation of Church and State