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Why did george fox found the quakers in the mid-17ths century? A. he was unhappy with the teachings of martin luther B. he was unhappy with the church of england C. he wanted to live a more balanced life
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Why did george fox found the quakers in the mid-17ths century?

A. he was unhappy with the teachings of martin luther
B. he was unhappy with the church of england
C. he wanted to live a more balanced life
D. he wanted to move to pennsylvania

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B. He was unhappy with the church of england

its B. because the king wanted everyone to learn the same launguage and the same christ
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