The Society of Friends, or Quakers

question 26

Multiple Choice

The Society of Friends, or Quakers,

• A) enjoyed official approval and widespread popularity in England during the seventeenth century.
• B) preached the need for a rigid social hierarchy to preserve order and stability.
• C) believed the church and its ministers provided the keys to heavenly salvation.
• D) renounced the use of force in human affairs and rejected a hierarchical society.

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