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Why did most Quakers not take sides during the American Revolution? A. They did not believe in war. B. They did not know who to choose. C.They did not like the uniforms of the s…

Why did most Quakers not take sides during the American Revolution? A. They did not believe in war. B. They did not know who to choose. C.They did not like the uniforms of the s…
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Why did most Quakers not take sides during the American Revolution?

A. They did not believe in war.
B. They did not know who to choose.
C.They did not like the uniforms of the soldiers.
D.They wanted to have their own state.

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(A they didn't believe in war )hope it helps

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Answer:

(A) They did not believe in war.

Step-by-step explanation:

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