Which of the following statements characterizes eighteenth-century religious practice in Pennsylvania?

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In eighteenth-century Pennsylvania, each religious sect, including Quakers, enforced moral behavior among its members. This was achieved through strict codes of conduct, disciplinary actions, and community oversight. The punishment for breaking moral codes could include expulsion from the congregation. Therefore, option C is the correct answer. Option A is incorrect because Quaker congregations did have the power to punish individuals who broke the moral code. Option B is incorrect because Quakers were known for marrying within their faith, not outside. Option D is incorrect because not all members of religious congregations observed the Sabbath strictly.

Which of the Following Statements Characterizes Eighteenth-Century Religious Practice in Pennsylvania