Which of the following statements best explains the religions practiced by the settlers of New France and New England? OA. Settlers of New France were not religious, while colonists in New England were Anglican
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Settlers in New France were Catholic, while settlers in New England were Puritan
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Settiers of New France were pilgrims who wanted religious freedom, while colonists in New England were Puritans
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Settlers of New France were Catholic, while people in New England were Huguenots.

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