The colony of Maryland was indeed founded to be a safe haven for presecuted Catholics.
Since the 1530's when Henvy the VIII broke off from the Roman Catholic Church, many Catholics in the British Empire were seen with suspicion and often presecuted.
George Calvert and his family members established the colony of Maryland to not only turn into a land development investment but aslo help to provide a safe place for Catholics to practice their religion.
However, since the colony of Maryland was a business investment at a strategic location, people from all walks of life began to settle there.
This lead to flaring tensions and by 1649, the Colony was forced to pass a law for religious tolerance, the first of its kind in the colonies.
Cops pulling over someone of color for the same thing even if a white person had done it earlier? This could be an example I’m not really sure
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
Stock Speculation endangered the economy in such a way that the people constantly kept on checking the stock market and they got nervous and scared that they might loose all of their money.
Companies along with the people also were also scared of the loss and losing money so they started selling their stocks to prevent the loss.
Due to this reason, the prices of the stock market decreases as most of the people and company issued less stock than they wanted to because of the fear that they will loose all their money.
This question should read:
Which technological development contributed most directly to the success of the Protestant Reformation:
(1) astrolabe (3) wheel
<span>(2) compass (4) printing press</span>
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</span><span>The answer is 4 - the printing press. </span><span>
</span><span>The development of the printing press allowed documents to be printed in bulk. Before this, all documents had to be duplicated by hand. The document that was reprinted and spread to the "common man" was the Bible. Before this, only priests had access to the bible so they could interpret it as they chose. After the development of the printing press, anyone could gain access to a copy of the bible.</span>
