What do the Quakers, Puritans, and Pilgrims have in common regarding the growth of the American colonies? Select one:
They accepted equality for all people within all colonial areas.

They agreed that the structure of the colonial government must only benefit England.

They established a system of economic stability by limiting trade with all areas except France.

They used colonial assemblies based on representative government.

a they accepted equality for all people within all colonial areas

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I'm not 100% sure this right... But, I think the best answer is B). They established a system of economic stability by limiting trade with all areas except France. Because, Well The Puritans and Quakers were similar in that both religious groups faced persecution in England and sought religious freedom in the American colonies, however, the religions differ widely in their beliefs. But, Quakers were opposed to slavery and pushed for its abolition.

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