In the early republic, most states required that officeholders be
A) Catholic.
B) Protestant.
C) Anglican.
D) Methodist.

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In the early republic, most states had religious qualifications for officeholders, typically requiring them to be Protestant. This was reflective of the predominant religious affiliations in the colonies and early United States, where Protestantism was the major religious tradition.

In the Early Republic, Most States Required That Officeholders Be