Which of the following was true for most churches at the end of the 19th century?
A) The Catholic peasants in France, grateful for their improved lifestyle, attended church regularly.
B) One of the few pleasures of the European working class was attending church services on their one day off.
C) Marxists, though they did not see any need for religion, also saw no reason to disrupt church services just to make a point.
D) Many members of the middle classes were no longer tithing and had little respect for the local clergy.
E) Unlike the English, the French urban workers felt that being a part of an organized church was extremely important.
Question 2
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