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By the time East and West Jersey were joined as one, what were the two dominant religions of the region? A. Quakers and Catholics B. Puritans and Protestants C. Quakers and Prot…

By the time East and West Jersey were joined as one, what were the two dominant religions of the region? A. Quakers and Catholics B. Puritans and Protestants C. Quakers and Prot…
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By the time East and West Jersey were joined as one, what were the two dominant religions of the region?

A. Quakers and Catholics
B. Puritans and Protestants
C. Quakers and Protestants
D. Catholics and Protestants

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