"No people can truly be happy [if they have liberty but no] Freedom of... Religious Profession and Worship."

This passage represents the opinions on religion of which two colonial founders?

William Bradford and John Smith
William Bradford and Roger Williams
William Penn and Roger Williams
William Penn and John Smith

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"No people can truly be happy [if they have liberty but no] Freedom of... Religious Profession and Worship."

This passage represents the opinions on religion of which two colonial founders?

William Bradford and John Smith
William Bradford and Roger Williams
William Penn and Roger Williams
William Penn and John Smith

@AdamLevine1986

jagr2713 · Answer

Hey what do you think?

jagr2713 · Answer

Take a look here https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/William_Penn

anonymous · Answer

Well, John Smith really wasnt a person to say he cared about religion, he was a admiral and a founder of jamestown.. Bradford was a separatist, meaning he wanted to express his religion somewhere else. Williams was known for seperating from the church and making province for religious minorities. Penn made a colony for everyone to express their religion. Which two do you think fit best?