The revolutionaries disliked the Church for many reasons. Which of the following is not one of those reasons? A. The Church was too wealthy. B. Church leaders were too powerful.. . . C. Many priests were as poor as their parishioners. D..Religion ran contrary to reason..

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Answer 1

Answer: Hello!

The only wrong reason listed is c) many priests were as poor as their parishioners, becaus poverty is not a thing that revolutionaries used to attack.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is C. Many priest were as poor as their parishioners

I just took the test, i got the wrong answer because i chose B. but the correct answer was C.

Hope you got a better grade then me! ^w^

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