Answer:He reassured people that the federal government would not prevent citizens from practicing the religion of their choice, or any at all.
Before the age of revolution, religious wars plagued Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa for centuries. Governments were tied to a state supported religion and those who did not follow it were persecuted. In some cases, Protestant killed Catholics and in others, Catholics killed Protestants. Jews were expelled from a number of countries. While persecution varied by time and location it was often merciless. Thousands upon thousands were killed. People of persecuted faiths often had to practice in secret or flee.
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The answer to the question above is the Mount Holyoke College.
Mary Lyon founded a school in Massachussets, which later became the Mount Holyoke College. The Mount Holyoke College was first named as Mount Holyoke Female Seminary and was the second school she established in Massachussets. The first was Wheaton Female Seminary in Norton, Massachussetts, which was now known as Wheaton College.
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Answer: Baalbek, Lebanon
EVIDENCE: Known as the “City of the Sun,” Baalbek in Lebanon's fertile Bekaa Valley is among the best-preserved Roman ruins in the Middle East. Built on a magnificent scale that rivaled even ancient Rome, pilgrims from across the empire flocked here to worship.
