During the 19^th Century, Both Catholics and Protestants Were Often

question 7

Multiple Choice

During the 19^th century, both Catholics and Protestants were often viewed as

• A)too passionate about spreading their faith.
• B)too pessimistic in their views about the future.
• C)unpleasant anti-progressives.
• D)on the cutting edge of using new technologies.
• E)thoughtful ethicists willing to adopt new ideas.

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