The religious groups who settled in North America were persecuted in England because they b) lived in religious communities. These religious communities were quite different than the majority of Protestants in England, even though they were both Christians. Puritans were more hard line, and this is one of the reasons they were persecuted, because they were seen as sects.
Three of the four items are part of the "Lemon test" (as it has been called) that came out of the Lemon v. Kurtzman case.
Legislation concerning religion
1. Must have a secular legislative purpose.
2. Neither advances nor inhibits religion.
3. Must not foster excessive entanglement with religion (on the part of the state).
The original case was about whether teachers who were teaching in private schools that had a religious affiliation could be paid with state funds if they were teaching the same courses taught in public schools, using the public school textbooks and instructional materials.
The I Have a Dream speech, are the concern of African American woman at this time in history. The speech was given by Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
<h3>Who gave the "I Have a Dream" Speech?</h3>
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is credited in history to have given the famous speech with the above title. This speech was given on the 28th of August 1963.
<h3>Why did he give the "I Have a Dream Speech"?</h3>
The issue regarding racism was at the front burner. America was racially divided between black and white people. His goal was to encourage the use of non-violent protests to fight for equality.
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The main reason why Pennsylvania was colonized was to provide a location for religious freedom, since it was colonized by William Penn and other Quakers who were relatively tolerant of a variety of religious backgrounds at the time.
The the Byzantine Empire tolerated Christianity this led to greater unification in the empire since many regions that had previously been persecuted were free to engage with society.
