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Saint Paul

Saint Peter (the first pope)

Martin Luther

Catholic Church Church of England Puritans Calvinists Baptists Methodists Presbyterian Quakers Lutherans Protestant Denominations 1517 Protestant Reformation

Henry VIII

Hard work is the best way to get to heaven. This idea is called the Puritan work ethic. John Winthrop

William Penn We believe in pacifism, toleration, and social equality. These are Quaker ideals.

tolerate / toleration = you accept people who are different from you (religion, race, culture).

pacifism = you believe in peace, so you never fight back

social equality = the idea that everyone should be equal, including women and blacks.

abolition = the end of slavery

social equality = the idea that everyone should be equal, including women and blacks.

We must abolish slavery!

abolish = to end abolition = the end of slavery

Edward VI

“Bloody Mary”

Queen Elizabeth I

Massachusetts (Puritans)

Pennsylvania (Quakers)

Massachusetts (Puritans) Pennsylvania (Quakers)

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