Seventeenth-century English Puritans ________
A) were only a tiny minority of all Englishmen
B) were committed to significant institutional change
C) were firmly supportive of the status quo
D) accepted the tenets of Catholicism with reservations
E) were neurotic and self-righteous
Answer: B
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a. The emergence of an organized antislavery movement in the North b. Antislavery statements by white ministers in the Richmond area c. Antislavery statements by prominent Virginia politicians d. Enslaved blacks' adaptation of the concepts of liberty and equality to their own purposes
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