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<span>A. Anti-Federalists were strongly against the Bill of Rights.
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The correct answer is The colonies promoted freedom of religion.
Explanation:
English settlers first arrived on the American continent at the beginning of the 17th century and over the next years and centuries colonies were formed mainly along the east coast of the continent. These colonies partially resembled England but also were different in some aspects.
In terms of religion, the colonies were mainly restrictive. This can be explained due to the great influence of puritans who emphasized the importance of Protestantism and morals related to it. Indeed, due to this belief in some colonies such as Massachusetts those considered to be witches were persecuted. According to this, the colonies were not characterized by freedom of religion.
The investigation that went with Spain through its Siglo del Oro, or Golden Age, was driven, in huge part, through religious energy and enthusiasm. Investigation for the sake of Christianity and the foundation of further religious limits was a piece of this investigation. The development and rise of the Spanish Armada hardened this expansion in the politically influential nation and control.
The Roman Empire was divided in half during the 3rd century was because its rapid expansion made it harder and harder to regulate, especially when it came to increasing crime.
