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The 14 pages that link to Quakers, each with the reason it gives.

• AbolitionismRelated: Quaker communities organized some of the earliest sustained campaigns against slavery.

• PacifismRelated: Quaker peace testimony made opposition to war a defining communal commitment.

• Conscientious objectionBroader topic: Quaker opposition to war helped establish religious refusal as a public claim.

• AffirmationRelated: Quaker objections helped press English law to recognize affirmations instead of sworn testimony.

• Slave Trade Act of 1807Related: Quaker petitions and organizing helped build pressure for federal abolition of the trade.

• Province of PennsylvaniaRelated: Penn’s Quaker convictions shaped the colony’s founding aims and policies.

• Salvation ArmyCompared with: Their decentralized worship and pacifist tradition contrast with the Army’s military-style organization.

• Elizabeth FryNarrower topic: Quaker beliefs and networks shaped Fry’s humanitarian commitments and supplied campaign support.

• CadburyNarrower topic: The Cadbury family’s Quaker beliefs informed its business practices and social initiatives.

• Hetty GreenNarrower topic: Green’s Quaker family background shaped the culture in which she was raised.

• History of PennsylvaniaRelated: Quaker beliefs informed Penn’s plans for religious toleration and civil government.

• John CadburyNarrower topic: Cadbury’s Quaker faith informed his opposition to alcohol and his business values.

• PuritansCompared with: Quaker teachings and worship differed from Puritan orthodoxy and drew opposition in New England.

• Ben Franklin effectRelated: Franklin said the rival he sought to win over was a Quaker.