Reforms to the church were made by the Civil Constitution of the Clergy. What was the group of people called who refused to abide by this constitution?

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The group of people who refused to abide by the Civil Constitution of the Clergy were called Nonjurors. They objected to the constitution on religious and political grounds, refusing to take the oath required by the constitution.

Reforms to the Church Were Made by the Civil Constitution