Besides Polygamy, Characteristic Behavior(s) of Mormons Which Angered Many Non-Mormon

Besides polygamy, characteristic behavior(s) of Mormons which angered many non-Mormon Americans in the 1840s was their

A) belief in visions and a special spiritual role for America.
B) constant movement toward the western frontier.
C) refusal to take up arms and defend themselves.
D) voting as a religious bloc and openly drilling their militia, albeit for defensive purposes.
E) dislike of federal government control of their lives.