Why were religious reformers in England called Puritans?
A) They wanted to completely break away from the Church of England.
B) They wanted to reestablish Catholic traditions and practices in the Church of England.
C) They wanted to reform the Church of England so that all traces of Catholicism were removed.
D) They wanted to spread the Protestant religion to Native Americans.
C
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A) radiocarbon dating B) DNA research C) marine archaeology D) dendrochronology
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A) relatively large estates B) controlling the markets for their products C) self-contained communities D) located only in Virginia
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A) return most political power to the states. B) impose heavy excise taxes. C) use the federal courts to suppress dissent. D) create a large standing army.
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A. tariffs among themselves. B. European debt among themselves. C. military hostilities or residing armies within each other's borders. D. national currencies in exchange for a common European monetary system. E. economic barriers to a common currency.