William Penn and His Father Had Little in Common Except

question 54

Multiple Choice

William Penn and his father had little in common except

• A)their lust for power and riches.
• B)their support for Oliver Cromwell's Puritan army.
• C)their loyalty to the king.
• D)unwillingness to finance the king's extravagant lifestyle.

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Definitions:

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Dimensional Approach

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Categorical Approach

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