Answer and Explanation:
As you already know, King Henry VII caused a division in the Christian religion when he created the Church of England, because he did not have his second marriage supported by the Catholic Church. Similarly, Martin Luther created another division in the Catholic Church when he was released and set up his own church after the Protestant reform.
From then on, divisions took place more and more prominently, mainly within Protestantism, where it is possible to see a variety of different churches.
After the division caused by Martin Luther, the Baptist church was created, which had a Protestant base and did not baptize children and from then on, even more churches were created, each with its own particularity.
These divisions were created by the different views that people have on how to worship and serve God. These different views have led to the creation of groups with individuals who think alike. These individuals always have the desire to separate themselves from their church, to create another where there are not the same customs and the same judgments, but where they can serve God as they see fit.
Members of the same country (the Confederacy wasn't recognized - it doesn't count as a separate country) were making absolute war on one another. It was brother fighting brother.
The main way in which anthropologists are able to make generalizations about human behavior is by looking at how they used to live their life--their tools, migration patters, war tactics, etc--which are very similar throughout populations.
To escape persecution and set up a new church that was completely different from Catholic Christian which they deemed Anglican to bee to similar to.
