Road to Religious

By Laylasb

  • Religious Requirements for Voting 1600s

    Religious Requirements for Voting 1600s
    The two qualifications are you have to be an adult male, own land, and be a member of the church.

  • Pilgrims 1620

    Pilgrims 1620
    The pilgrims settled in Mass Bay after the mayflower took a turn. They were looking for religious freedom and were tolerant.

  • Puritans 1630

    Puritans 1630
    They were also looking for religious freedom like the pilgrims except that the puritans were NOT tolerant.

  • Maryland 1632

    Maryland 1632
    In 1632 there was a catholic experiment. Like the others they came because of religious persecutions and were tolerant.

  • Dissent in Mass Bay 1637

    Dissent in Mass Bay 1637
    If you went to Mass as a non puritan, you would be completely banished. This is because they were NOT tolerant.

  • More Dissent in Mass Bay 1636

    More Dissent in Mass Bay 1636
    There were famous people being banished. In this year one of the banished people found rhode island.

  • Quakers 1681

    Quakers 1681
    The quakers were settled in Penn and believed in equality for all.

  • Great Awakening 1730 - 1770

    Great Awakening 1730 - 1770
    In 1730 there was a renewed interest in religion and church.

  • Virginia Statues for Religious Freedom 1786

    Virginia Statues for Religious Freedom 1786
    In virginia they're going to make separation of church a requirement in all colonies.