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Which of these was most true of religion in the colonies?Jews and Catholics were welcomed in all of the colonies.The Puritans were pleased with the level of religious faith in their communities over time.Even though New York had an established faith, it also had a lot of religious diversity.Unlike Europe, there were no established religions in the colonies.
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