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The Quakers' social reform actions in the 19th century were inspired by their strong belief in the fundamental idea of _____. Select the best answer from the choices provided. democracy temperance equality
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The Quakers' social reform actions in the 19th century were inspired by their strong belief in the fundamental idea of _____.

Select the best answer from the choices provided.



democracy



temperance



equality



suffrage

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Equality. The quakers were a very religious group whom belived in equality for everyone. (women, men, all races)
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