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Describe the difference between a pilgrim , puritan, and a quaker

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Pilgrim: is a person who travels to places of religion or sacred places. Puritan: Came to america to make money, explore, and to spread free religion. Quaker: members of a christian society who use no scripture and believe in daily life and worship.

Explanation:

MArishka [77]2 years ago

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Answer:

a pilgrim is a person who journeys for religious belief a puritan is a specific from of prodistens and a quaker is a different form of prodistens

Explanation:look at the dictionary for more specifics

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