In 1649, maryland's act of toleration
a. protected jews and atheists.
b. abolished the death penalty previously given to those who denied the divinity of jesus.
c. gave freedom only to catholics.
d. guaranteed toleration to all christians.
e. was issued by lord baltimore.

others, still angry about the revolution, argued against a commercial treaty with the britain promised to withdraw all of its troops from america after the in the northern frontier, however, the british refused to surrender several military posts on a stronger central government in america may have resolved these foreign.

hope this : d

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