Question

39 multiple choice 1 point how were the quakers different from other protestant groups? they were pacifists who were against fighting wars. they tried to change the catholic church from within. they condoned individual piety as a means of reform. 40 multiple choice 1 point what belief did the quakers hold that other protestant groups did not? 1. that the catholic church should be changed from within that individual piety was the most effective means of reform that war and aggression were wrong under all circumstances 41 multiple choice 1 point what happened in the late 1600s that led to changes in the legal status of africans in the united states? farming and other industries experienced a great boom. other forms of inexpensive labor were becoming scarce. africans led several violent revolts in the british colonies. 42 multiple choice 1 point which law had the greatest impact on the legal status of africans in north america in the 1600s? the law permitting slave owners to use corporal punishment towards their slaves the law making slavery a hereditary condition inherited through a childs mother the law that made christian converts susceptible to slavery as well as non - christians

Explanation:

• Question 39: Quakers are known for being pacifists. Other Protestant groups were not uniformly pacifist.
• Question 40: The strong - held Quaker belief in the wrongness of war and aggression under all circumstances was not a universal belief among other Protestants.
• Question 41: In the late 1600s, as other forms of inexpensive labor became scarce, the legal status of Africans in the US changed, leading to more reliance on African slave labor.
• Question 42: The law making slavery a hereditary condition inherited through a child's mother had a far - reaching and long - lasting impact on the legal status of Africans in North America in the 1600s.

Answer:

• 39. They were pacifists who were against fighting wars.
• 40. that war and aggression were wrong under all circumstances
• 41. Other forms of inexpensive labor were becoming scarce
• 42. the law making slavery a hereditary condition inherited through a child's mother