The German-speaking evangelicals known as the Moravians were effective at reaching
A) supporters of the Great Awakening.
B) the American Indians.
C) other Lutheran settlers.
D) the Quakers of Pennsylvania.
E) other non-English settlers.
Answer: B) the American Indians.
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a. greater British control over the colonies b. greater colonial unity c. higher taxes d. reduced power of the colonial governments
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