The rise of Catholic schools can be seen as a response to
A) Catholics' belief that academic standards would be lower in public schools.
B) the anti-Catholic sentiments of the majority of common school supporters.
C) common-school supporters' insistence on separation between church and state.
D) the anti-Catholic sentiments of the majority of common school supporters, and also common-school . supporters' insistence on separation between church and state.
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