The Anglican Church was "established" in certain colonies, which meant that
A) every citizen had to pay 10 percent of his or her income to the Anglican Church.
B) all laws had to be approved by the church.
C) it had the same legal status and privilege as any other religious group.
D) its ministers were supported by public funds.

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The Anglican Church being "established" in certain colonies meant that it was officially recognized and supported by the government, including financial support for its ministers through public funds. This did not necessarily mean that every citizen had to pay a specific percentage of their income to the church, that all laws had to be approved by the church, or that it had the same status as other religious groups.

The Anglican Church Was "Established" in Certain Colonies, Which Meant