During the 1600s, how did the practice of religion in virginia differ from that in other colonies?

a. all immigrants were required to be members of the church of england
b. all immigrants were required to be members of the lutheran church
c. all immigrants were forced to sign a statement supporting the tolerance
d. all immigrants were forced to pay a fee to the catholic church

The correct answer is A) all immigrants were required to be members of the church of England.

During the 1600s, the practice of religion in Virginia differed from that in other colonies in that all immigrants were required to be members of the church of England.

Jamestown, Virginia, was the first English colony in the North American territory. It was founded by John Smith in 1607, sponsored by the Virginia-London Company. People from this colony were required to practice the teachings of the Church of England, although religious tolerance was one of the characteristics of this colony, in comparison with other English colonists such as the Puritans.

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your answer whould be d