Concerning about the Catholic minority in Maryland, Leonard Calvert ordered the Second Lord Baltimore to make a law requiring Catholics to practice their faith quietly and privately.
Explanation:
The Cecil Calvert was the second Lord Baltimore who was asked to make a law which requires and protects the Catholic minority of Maryland to practice their faith privately and quietly, during the English civil War.
Leonard Calvert was concerned about the minority group of Catholics as the Maryland people were mostly and abundantly Protestants. This decision made the Historian to praise him about the faith of his own towards loyalty. Lord Baltimore was a Catholic and was loyal towards his faith.
Concerned about the Catholic minority in Maryland, Leonard Calvert ordered the second Lord to Make a law requiring Catholics to practice their faith quietly and privately. This is a form of religious persecution as well as a direct example that would violate the now enshrined first amendment.
