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Why did George Fox found the Quakers in the mid-17th century? A. He was unhappy with the teachings of Martin Luther. B. He was unhappy with the Church of England. C. He wanted t…

Why did George Fox found the Quakers in the mid-17th century? A. He was unhappy with the teachings of Martin Luther. B. He was unhappy with the Church of England. C. He wanted t…
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Why did George Fox found the Quakers in the mid-17th century?

A. He was unhappy with the teachings of Martin Luther.
B. He was unhappy with the Church of England.
C. He wanted to live a more balanced life.
D. He wanted to move to Pennsylvania.

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The answer is B. He was unhappy with the Church of England.
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The correct answer would be B, because they were moving and saying: TO TREMBLE IN THE LORD: so ya
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