Why do many Christians rush to America?

The long medieval history of Europe actually runs through a history of religious development. The depth and influence of religion in various fields are amazing. By the end of feudal society, the power of religion was still very strong. The feudal lords in Europe have begun to be dissatisfied with the church, because the heavy oppression of the church on the people has inadvertently interrupted many of their financial resources, and they are even more salivating at the huge wealth of the church and seeking to take it for themselves one day.

Another reform was also carried out in Switzerland, led by halliday Zwingman. Because the Swiss bourgeoisie was more mature politically than the German bourgeoisie at that time, this reform was carried out in a storm. After Zwingmen's death, French Calvinists played a leading role in the reform, so the new Sect was called Calvinism. With the aim of opposing Catholicism, it advocates that Christians should exercise autonomy within the scope of Christianity, assemble widely and freely, and fully develop the spirit of individualism. It is reasonable to advocate the middle class to run enterprises and engage in overseas trade, and to advocate the middle class's profit-seeking exploitation. His ideas are in line with the interests of bourgeois radicals. Therefore, the bourgeois radicals in Switzerland, the Netherlands and Britain took Calvinism as the fighting banner and carried out political uprisings at home.

However, the feudal aristocrats in the Middle Ages will never voluntarily withdraw from the historical stage, and they will definitely use all their strength to fight with all their strength. Therefore, the struggle of the emerging bourgeoisie against the feudal aristocracy by using religious forms is extremely fierce, reaching a cruel and even cruel level. Calvinists from all countries were rejected and persecuted everywhere, and they fled to America to establish a new country.

The Protestants who go to North America the most are Puritans who represent the new bourgeoisie in Britain. Puritanism movement is a religious struggle against feudal autocracy among British bourgeoisie, new noble, urban petty bourgeoisie and peasants. But the Netherlands is an old capitalist country, and it is difficult for British immigrants to maintain their own language and habits here. A strong sense of national pride prompted them to seek their own world, and North America became the best refuge, so a large number of immigrants flocked here.