Use the excerpt from the Maryland Toleration Act to answer the question. How did conditions in England shape the establishment of Maryland and its laws?

A. The execution of a Catholic monarch in England spurred the flight of many people who refused to adopt Anglican practices.

B. The Glorious Revolution promoted Enlightenment ideals of liberty and tolerance that spurred similar changes in the colonies.

C. The English civil war and increasing power of Puritan leaders made colonies with greater religious freedom more appealing.

D. The attacks mounted against Puritans and Separatists encouraged them to establish model communities based on more democratic ideas.