How did the war for independence affect anti-catholicism in america?
a. spain’s wartime aid to britain led georgian colonists to attack catholic missions in florida.
b. the alliance with france, a predominantly catholic country, diminish american anti-catholicism.
c. independence led the states to impose anti-catholic laws that they had been unable to adopt when they were under british control.
d. anti-catholicism increased when quebec catholics volunteered in large numbers for the british army.
e. because americans resented catholic france negotiating a separate peace with great britain, anti-catholicism became more prevalent.