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Julissa Jensen

9 April, 11:09

Puritans moved to America in the 1600s because

A. they were persecuted in England.

B. the Church of England ordered them to leave.

C. the Quakers had joined the Church of England.

D. there were great opportunities for trade in the Americas.

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