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In 1680, what religious group advocated that incarceration was a more humane punishment than the Puritans the Catholics the Amish the Quakers
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In 1680, what religious group advocated that incarceration was a more humane punishment than

the Puritans
the Catholics
the Amish
the Quakers

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In 1680, the Quakers advocated that incarceration was a more humane punishment than corporal punishment.

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