The Calvert family, staunch English Catholics, had lost fortunes and opportunities due to their faith. George Calvert, the 1st Baron of Baltimore, was imprisoned several times for his Catholic belief. Calvert envisioned Maryland as a refuge for English Catholics, who were subjected to fines and other civil penalties for their religious practices. He sought a proprietary charter to establish a Catholic colony in America as a "land where, not only the soil there would be mine, but also the people also."
question 1 The administration of the young US Democratic president John F. Kennedy was marked by numerous events of great media and political scope, whether in the US or in the rest of the world. Among these facts, it cannot be cited: a) the Bay of Pigs crisis in Cuba. b) the Vietnam War. c) the