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22 March, 19:50

Why were Southemers followers of the Church of England?

A ... These colonists came to establish outposts for the Church of England.

B ... This church group had the easiest rules to follow.

C ... The area was settled by people sent from England

D ... The land was settled in protest of other religious beliefs.

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