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Who had religious freedom in colonial Maryland? A. all people including atheists B. Jews and Christians C. Christians only D. all people of any religion

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EliTheAwesome
Well, this is a hard one because if you are talking about Colonial Maryland, they were still part of the British rule then.  I would say C, because people were kind of forced to be Christians.  It's a really hard question though, because they still didn't have a lot of religious freedoms.  :D I hope I helped!

Answer:

C. Christians only

Explanation:

The founder of Mary Land colony was Catholic at the time when England has domination of Anglican Church. Still, Maryland was a colony of England and the church of England have the official status. The puritan soon overpopulated it and when the Maryland toleration act was passed it gave the tolerance to the Catholics.  The Act gives freedom of worship to all Trinitarian Christian and the death penalty to those who don't believe in Jesus.

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