<span>Many
Salem village farming families believed that Salem town’s thriving economy made
it too individualistic. The Putnam being the large farming family and leaders
of the separatist group did not much this individualism for it opposed their
communal nature. This led to disagreements between Putnam and residents thus
the residents withholding of local taxes leading to low pay of the minister’s
salary and firewood.</span>
Answer:
When Flemming, who was a maid at the time, took her seat, she sat down in front of two white people. The bus driver humiliated her by blocking her with his arm and accusing her of sitting in the “whites-only” part of the bus.
Explanation:
The answer would be A because they expected them to follow their laws but they were there first and felt they could do as they pleased.
Answer: The Maryland Toleration Act
Explanation: The Maryland Toleration Act was an 1649 colonial law mandating religious tolerance for Christians and allowed freedom of worship.
