What law protected catholics from any attempt to make maryland a protestant colony?

a.

catholic reformation

c.

the maryland law

b.

act of toleration

d.

law of religious freedom

b.Act of Toleration

Explanation:

THe Maryland toleration act was passed in 1649, following what was a great protestant migration from other colonies and countries where they were being persecuted, this was done in order to protect both sides of the balance, catholics and protestants, as Maryland was originally founded to be a catholic safe zone, with this act religious toleration was amndatory in all the colony for whomever believed in the trinity formed by Jesus, God Father and the Holy spirit, this included Catholics, Protestants, Anglicans, and many other denominations of the christianism.

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