The Quakers Survived Beyond the British Isles Thanks to

question 7

Multiple Choice

The Quakers survived beyond the British Isles thanks to

• A) their commitment to maintaining unity through taking oaths.
• B) their creation of a communal settlement in southern France.
• C) William Penn's founding of the Pennsylvania colony.
• D) their dependence on slaves in the New World.
• E) their introduction of European crops to the Caribbean.

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