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alex41 [277]
3 years ago
8

Explore the topic of government and religion in the state of Virginia during the 1700s. Then write a half-page essay to summariz

e the thoughts of Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and Patrick Henry. How did these views on the subject eventually lead to new laws.
History
2 answers:
valentina_108 [34]3 years ago
8 0
America was of course founded in 1776 what many people don't realize is what took place for that to happen. People came to this great new land in hope of freedom of Religion and free of the oppression that they were given in the rest of the world. The settlers that came from Europe wished to find places where they could worship God or their gods in peace. The government of the time was England the "father country" to America. Most of these settlers were christian and had developed other traditions from the original christian faith, The Roman Catholic Faith. Now regardless of religion the government of time was still under England's king. Many now thought of democracy and how it could help this great new land prosper. Still oppressed by England, Few but strong men ( and some women ) stood up to fight this oppressor for their God given right to have Freedom. The Leaders of these people were hunted like criminals until the end of the war. These People you have named were the leaders of this Great nation and the revolution that made it this way. They lead by example of Truth, Hope and Freedom. They stood against many impossible odds and won even in the harshest conditions because they believed in one thing, the strongest thing possible next to love, Freedom. HOME OF THE FREE BECAUSE OF THE BRAVE!!!
Lorico [155]3 years ago
6 0

<u><em>if on edmentum this is the sample answer. or at least what it should include.</em></u>


Answers will vary but should include the following components:

  • an explanation of the debate over taxes supporting churches in Virginia
  • a summary of the opinions of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison compared to those of Patrick Henry
  • a description of a new Virginia law that stated that government should not be linked to any specific church
  • an explanation of the idea that religious thought should be a matter of choice, not coercion.
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