Religious tensions during the era led to the displacement of Protestants and Jews, who sought refuge in the Americas to escape Catholic persecution, either through their own accord or under duress.
Catholic persecution of Protestants and Jews during this period led to the migration of numerous religious groups to the Americas, both voluntarily and through forced displacements. These migrations played a significant role in shaping the religious landscape of the Americas as diverse religious communities sought refuge and a new life in the New World.
Certainly! In response to Catholic persecutions of Protestants and Jews, many religious groups were compelled to seek refuge in the Americas, both through voluntary migration to escape prosecution and forced migration as part of religious exiles.
