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how did the revolution affect religious freedom according to dr. foner?

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The revolution affected religious freedom by bringing about a separation from church and government. It reduced requirements for getting into the electoral process, It promoted religious freedom.

In summary the revolution did the following:

  • Creating a clear separation of church and state
  • It prevented a situation where there had to be religious requirements before people could vote or be elected
  • It gave room for religious freedom and made way for laws regarding religious tolerance.

At his time there were several issues existing in the American society which led to the revolution.

The puritans wanted a situation where there would be no separation between the church and the new nation. The issue with this is that there were people from other religious backgrounds but puritans believed theirs was true.

Some of the colonies supported religious establishments with their own funds, other colonies discriminated against other religious institutions.

Due to the assistance that France offered to the revolution, those that were anti Catholics in the colonies became more accepting.

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