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The decline of the Quakers can be attributed to several key factors. Firstly, internal divisions emerged over theological interpretations and practices, leading to fragmentation within the community. Secondly, the industrial revolution and urbanization drew many Quakers away from their traditional agrarian lifestyles and values. Lastly, the rise of secularism and changing social dynamics diminished the Quakers' influence and visibility in society.
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