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English, 09.09.2021 01:50, janessa0804

How did the role religion played in 1800's America, especially amongst the Puritans and the younger population, pressure people to want and need to be "pure" and "perfect"? How did this impact people's morals and their impulse to always do "good" over "evil"? Explain using what you learned from the Jigsaw Activity. Be specific and develop your response in 8-10 sentences.

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