anon it wasn't just anglos that came to america.  yes, the majority of european settlers who came to america during the early colonial period, from the 1500s to the 1800s, were christians. they came from various european countries with different christian denominations, including:english puritans and anglicans: the english settlers who founded the plymouth and jamestown colonies were primarily puritans and anglicans, seeking religious freedom and economic opportunities.spanish catholics: spanish explorers and settlers established colonies in present-day florida, texas, new mexico, arizona, and california, bringing with them the catholic faith.french catholics: french settlers established colonies in present-day quebec, canada, and parts of the great lakes region and the mississippi river valley, spreading catholicism to these areas.dutch reformed: dutch settlers who established the colony of new netherland (present-day new york and new jersey) primarily belonged to the dutch reformed church.german and irish immigrants: many german and irish immigrants who arrived in the 18th and early 19th centuries were also christians, belonging to various denominations such as lutherans, catholics, and presbyterians.while the majority of european settlers were christians, there were also smaller groups of non-christians, such as jews, who arrived during the colonial period. additionally, the native american populations already living in the americas had their own diverse religious beliefs and practices, which were often suppressed or replaced by the incoming europeans.
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