what issues divided the various religions and ethnic groups in the middle colonies? upon what did they agree?

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sveticcg [70]3 years ago

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Various religious and ethnic groups divided based on their believes and practices which they follow in the colonies. Each of the colonies had a different religion like Quakers, Presbyterians, who followed different customs and values. The ethnic groups like Irish, English, and French were different from the religious group. Because they came to start a new life rather than looking for religious freedom.

Both of the group agreed upon the importance of economic opportunities and liberty of conscience.

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