Puritans Were All of the Following Except That

question 106

Multiple Choice

Puritans were all of the following except that

• A) they were Protestant Christians.
• B) they wanted to reform the Anglican church.
• C) they admired the Catholic elements in the Church of England
• D) they frequently disagreed with the Stuart kings.
• E) much of England's gentry were Puritans.

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Definitions:

Reproach

pertains to the act of expressing disapproval or disappointment towards someone's action or behavior, often with the aim of eliciting a change or acknowledgment of wrongdoing.

Accusation

A claim that someone has done something wrong or illegal, often implying the need for proof or defense.

Account

Response to a reproach.

Long-Distance Relationships

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