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How did Mormonism challenge societal norms?

A) The Mormon leadership wanted to allow women in leadership positions.
B) The Mormons came to endorse the doctrine of polygamy.
C) The Mormons believed that Jesus Christ never existed.
D) The Mormons believed the Native Americans came from East Asia and brought Buddhism.
E) The Mormons used alcohol in religious services.

Mormonism

A religious movement founded in the early 19th century by Joseph Smith, characterized by unique practices and beliefs including the Book of Mormon.

Societal Norms

The generally accepted behaviors, rules, or standards of conduct within a society that guide and shape the behavior of its members.

Polygamy

A marriage practice where an individual has more than one spouse simultaneously.

  • Evaluate the impact of new religious movements and ideologies on societal norms and family structures.
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