In what ways do the puritan and quaker meeting houses resemble each other? in what ways are they different?

They were similar insofar that they were both used for religious ceremonies and men and women were split into sections when sitting. They were different in their purpose. Puritans used them for sermons while Quakers used them for meetings and things like that.

The answer would be west.

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