Resistance to Mann's "common elements" approach came from
A) those wanting a strict division between church and state.
B) those wanting their own religion to be taught in schools.
C) those fearing that no religion would be taught in schools.
D) All these answers are correct.

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Resistance to Mann's "common elements" approach came from various groups, including those wanting a strict division between church and state, those wanting their own religion taught, and those fearing no religion would be taught, making all options correct.

Resistance to Mann's "Common Elements" Approach Came from