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Why did settlers in New Amsterdam practice religious toleration? because they had been persecuted in Europe because they realized it was good for their economy because their religion taught acceptance
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Why did settlers in New Amsterdam practice religious toleration?

because they had been persecuted in Europe
because they realized it was good for their economy
because their religion taught acceptance
because they resented the Puritans

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I think the answer is B. Because they realized it was good for their economy. But I am not sure.
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