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In the settlements, Pilgrims and Separatists were able to ____________ their form of the Protestant religion without fear….
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The colony of Rhode Island become the first settlement to attempts to separate church and state and to offer freedom of _____________ to all settlers.
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In the settlements, Pilgrims and Separatists were able to ____________ their form of the Protestant religion without fear….
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The colony of Rhode Island become the first settlement to attempts to separate church and state and to offer freedom of _____________ to all settlers.
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Religious freedom is one of the basic ____________ of the U.S. Constitution, which has been the supreme law of the nation since its adoption in 1789.
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The Reverend Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island, was one of the first advocates of religious __________ .
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During the Puritan migration of the 1630s, New England was settled by deeply religious and ____________ people who wanted to do the will of God in all aspects of their lives.
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The act, whose purpose was to protect Catholics from religious _______ , stated that no Christian should “be any ways troubled molested or discountenanced for…..”
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Thus, state and federal __________ , each including a bill of rights, were drawn up.
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The principle of religious freedom became a part of the state constitutions, but the final _________ of church and state was not completed until 1785 in Virginia……
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It is a __________ society as a result of the separation of church and state, which keeps religion and government free of each other’s control….
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Written by Thomas Jefferson, states: “No man shall be ___________ to frequent or support any religious worship, place, or ministry whatsoever.”
