In seventeenth-century Europe, religious freedom was constrained by legal obligations to follow the kingdom's faith. Native American freedom focused on communal resource sharing.
Religious freedom in seventeenth-century Europe was limited, with individuals being legally obligated to follow the faith of the kingdom and lacking private choice in the matter. This restriction contrasted with the Native American concept of freedom, where there was no ownership of land and resources were shared among all, emphasizing communal living.
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