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Social Studies, 04.01.2020 02:31 ZachLaVine2016

Which statement is not true of the jesuit order? select one:
a. it had many similarities to a medieval military order.
b. its followers abandoned rational discourse in order to convert through emotional appeals.
c. it maintained a very early missionary presence in the far east.
d. it owed allegiance to the pope, not to local bishops.
e. it was successful at converting much of poland from protestantism to catholicism.

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