https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs en-us 2020-09-22 17:19:09 UTC 2020-09-22 17:50:16 UTC hello@padlet.com hanhillary_lam_777 https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769249602 In 1620, the Pilgrims set sail to Massachusetts on the Mayflower to ensure their safety of Freedom of Religion. There they thrived with the help of the local Indians, including with their freedom or religion.]]> 2020-09-22 17:26:40 UTC https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769249602 hanhillary_lam_777 https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769267595 Later in the 1630's, the Puritans had finally had enough with the rules of their church. Wanting to find a new area to live where they had freedom to decide on their Church laws, they decided to go to Massachusetts, where they would also settle.]]> 2020-09-22 17:29:45 UTC https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769267595 hanhillary_lam_777 https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769282549 In 1632-1634, Lord Baltimore received land in the New World. He used this land to give freedom to the Catholics. Though most people who came were Catholic, their main objective for coming was because of Economic Oppurtunities.]]> 2020-09-22 17:32:31 UTC https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769282549 hanhillary_lam_777 https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769296505 In 1636, a man named Roger Williams had invaded Massachusetts Bay like Anne Hutchinson. The things that got him in trouble was what he preached. He believed that state and church should be separated. Since the Puritans only believed in one true fair, he was soon kicked out. Later on though, he bought some land from some Indians and created Rhode Island. Here their would be complete religious freedom.]]> 2020-09-22 17:35:05 UTC https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769296505 hanhillary_lam_777 https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769322324 In many colonies during the 1600's, if men wanted to vote they would have to be part of the church. If not, they were not permitted to vote. Later on though this was soon changed to whoever owned land.]]> 2020-09-22 17:39:34 UTC https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769322324 hanhillary_lam_777 https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769331353 In 1681, William Penn led the group of religious people called the Quakers to the colonies New Jersey and Pennsylvania. There, the Quakers were free from persecution from England.]]> 2020-09-22 17:41:10 UTC https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769331353 hanhillary_lam_777 https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769341686 From the 1730's-1770's, a piety had been swept through all of the colonies. During this time, a new Age of Faith arose. Also during this time, a man named George Whitefield preached all around the colonies, sharing what his religion had been telling him.]]> 2020-09-22 17:43:04 UTC https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769341686 hanhillary_lam_777 https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769358959 In 1776, every colony, other than Pennsylvania and Rhode Island had an established church. These churches, if you were a man and a taxpayer, you had to had to, support their local church weather you were part of it or not. The Virginia Bill of Rights had "free exercise of religion". But other clauses like protecting "free exercise" and prohibiting "establishment" were not added until later in 1786.]]> 2020-09-22 17:46:09 UTC https://padlet.com/hanhillary_lam_777/ivahwh1uywpok0cs/wish/769358959