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_________ were french protestants and members of the protestant reformed church of france, which was a calvinist church. a. puritans b. pilgrims c. huguenots d. quakers

_________ were french protestants and members of the protestant reformed church of france, which was a calvinist church. a. puritans b. pilgrims c. huguenots d. quakers
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_________ were french protestants and members of the protestant reformed church of france, which was a calvinist church. a. puritans b. pilgrims c. huguenots d. quakers

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c. huguenots

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C. Huguenots

the others were all part of England church
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