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Monday
Jul232018

Episode 4: Religious Tolerance and The Colonies

The colonies of Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania are introduced this week, and we use them as a jumping-off point to talk about religious tolerance in the American Colonies. Maryland and Pennsylvania were created as safe havens for particular religions, and you'll find out how Delaware fits in.

Eight year-old Brady stops by to ask some great questions about religious freedom across all 13 colonies and the wonderful Ed Morrissey provides great answers and discussion. 

Listen here (as always, additional resources are below)!

 

William Penn 

Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore

 

 A small broadside reprint of the Maryland Toleration Act

Click to see this and explore more of the British royal line

William Penn coloring page from Supercoloring

 

From Activity Village

From Activity Village

 

  

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