Quakers Suffered Frequent and Violent Persecution for Their Beliefs

Quakers suffered frequent and violent persecution for their beliefs. A key feature of their worship was

A) insisting on the supremacy of Puritanism to all who would listen.
B) sitting quietly and waiting for the "Inner Light" of the Holy Spirit to move them to speak.
C) proclaiming the fundamental depravity of others and the inferiority of women.
D) limiting the experience of the gospel to a select few members of the community.
E) treating William Penn as saint due to the emphasis they placed on religious authority.