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Back in the early 1620's, the pilgrims celebrated a "Day of Humiliation." What did they do on that day? (a) Prayed and fasted (b) Confessed to the group a lie they had told (c) Asked God for forgiveness
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Back in the early 1620's, the pilgrims celebrated a "Day of Humiliation." What did they do on that day?

(a) Prayed and fasted
(b) Confessed to the group a lie they had told
(c) Asked God for forgiveness for eating too much on Thanksgiving

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A: prayed and fasted
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A. They prayed and fasted.
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