1. Enlightenment
... the views of these religions. During the Glorious Revolution, tensions drew in America over the crowning of King James II. The Protestant colonists feared the devout Catholic ruler, and his actions allowing the practice of Catholicism furthered their fears. James also denied colonial charters and any colonial representation in Parliament. The actions taken by James seemed to signify the eventual change of Protestant ... people. He continued saying that the state has power only if governed by true and "natural" law. This concept of "natural" law would prove very significant in future year...
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