All of the countries in Europe had some type of fiasco with Protestants or Catholics. Spain had a problem with Protestants, France had a problem with Catholics, and England had a problem with Catholics. The answer to your question is actually false.
Before the first Thanksgiving, some people in the Church of England were being persecuted by the Anglicans. They wanted to change the church, but Separatists didn't. They were being persecuted, that they were beaten, killed, and forced to accept and change in the new church. Those that fled, went on a ship called the Mayflower. They called themselves Pilgrims because they believe they were on a religious mission. Religious persecution of British Colonies were taken place years later.
the big bang theory has been prooven the univers is still expanding to this day teh problem is when people are to set on there beifes that they wont belive something that has been proven
To make the country laws and for the people to follow them in that country it doesn't matter where you're from you still have to follow the country's laws when you stay in it.
This group eventhough not big but it has that significant small role that it plays in one's own behaviour. It bringing back their Russian langauge eventhough it only happens once a month but it does play a role in someone not forgetting their Russian langauge because for that moment they get to converse it comes back to them who they are as Russians.
