No, they were Protestants who were called the New Englander's, they also wanted separation from the Church of England. There was an old law banning Catholics from living in Rhode Island until it was repealed 1780. That is when the first Catholic Mass was held in Newport.
No, none of the settlers from Great Britain were Catholic because one of the kings had banished Catholicism.
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Rhode Island Red Fowls (Chickens & Roosters) Cutthroat trout
the Rhode Island is known for owning many red ferns back in 1800's.
THEY ARE PURITANS.
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Colonial Rhode Island was predominately Quaker, Presbyterian, Puritan, and Catholic. Since, its neighboring state, Massachusetts, was predominately Puritan, and very strict (Fundamentalistic). Therefore, many who settled Rhode Island were outcasts from other Christian denominations originally based in Massachesetts, and thus the disparate religious population of Rhode Island during the Colonial Period.
Colonial Rhode Island was predominately Quaker, Presbyterian, Puritan, and Catholic. Since, its neighboring state, Massachusetts, was predominately Puritan, and very strict (Fundamentalistic). Therefore, many who settled Rhode Island were outcasts from other Christian denominations originally based in Massachesetts, and thus the disparate religious population of Rhode Island during the Colonial Period.
soon after the arrivals of Europeans settlers far nine and disease brought by know settlers reduce the number of the motive people in the area
The settlers in pennsylvania had more rights of religious tolerance then the settlers in Rhode Island
No there wasn't slavery in Rhode Island. Rhode Island was started as a colony for unconventional people in the colonies.
They tought them how to survive in the Rhode Island area.
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