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During the Great Awakening, who were considered “sinners”? a. poor people c. all people b. slaves d. non-property owning people Please select the best answer from the choices pr…

During the Great Awakening, who were considered “sinners”? a. poor people c. all people b. slaves d. non-property owning people Please select the best answer from the choices pr…
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During the Great Awakening, who were considered “sinners”?

a.
poor people
c.
all people
b.
slaves
d.
non-property owning people


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

User Kalsan
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c will be the best option to go with.
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