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Why did the Puritans believe in educating everyone? A: so they could write home to England B: so they could become farmers C: so they could read newspapers D: so they could read the Bible
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Why did the Puritans believe in educating everyone?

A: so they could write home to England
B: so they could become farmers
C: so they could read newspapers
D: so they could read the Bible

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D:so they could read the Bible

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