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How did the religious group of the Quakers get their name and what 2 things did they believe in?
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Came from an early Leader's statement, that they should "tremble" (Quake) at the word of the Lord.
Beliefs:
1. Each Person could know God directly through an "inner Light". Neither Minister nor The Bible was Needed.
2. In treating Native Americans fairly, which set them apart from other Colonists.
Extra:
For such Beliefs, Quakers were whipped, imprisoned, and Hanged.
Many left for Rhode Island.
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