They obviously were against it and wanted their freedom.
Don't you hear black people complain about it all the time?
They were patriots, so everybody wanted to protect their country.
Well, technically the religious unity never ended. I am not religious, but religion has been and will be apart of our society for as long as we can imagine.
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