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Yes, the Quakers held town meetings, particularly in their communities in colonial America and beyond. These meetings were often characterized by a more egalitarian and participatory approach, reflecting their beliefs in equality and consensus decision-making. Quakers would gather to discuss local governance, community issues, and spiritual matters, emphasizing collective input rather than hierarchical authority.
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What did people do in town meetings?
What did people do in town meetings
What do the Quakers call there church services?
The services of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) are usually referred to as "Meetings for Worship".
How did direct democracy work at new England town meetings?
Town meetings.
Where are town meetings held?
new England town is where town meetings most prevalent
What is the antonym for town meetings?
un-town un-meetings. Not all words or phrases have antonyms.
What did the coercive acts ban'?
most town meetings in colonies..
What was the colonial name for the laws that banned town meetings in Massachusetts?
The Coercive Acts were the laws that banned town meetings in Massachusetts.
What became a public duty as a ruslt of living close together in new England?
Attending town meetings.
What is a sentence for Quaker?
'I am a Quaker.' Quakers have a strong emphasis on community. There were many quakers outside city hall.
What football team is know as the Quakers?
Darlington F.C are known as 'The Quakers' referencing the town's railway history
What are town halls?
they are meetings that councillers talk about the town and stuff like that
What was the common used for in England small town?
What did people do in town meetings
