Packet 5: Bonus 20

While preaching, this person responded to an angry man asking “what are you?” by declaring “I am not accountable to mortals.” For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this religious leader who rejected gendered pronouns and adopted an androgynous title after nearly dying in 1776.
ANSWER: the Public Universal Friend [or the P.U.F., reluctantly accept Jemima Wilkinson]
[10e] The Public Universal Friend was a member of this non-violent Christian sect founded by George Fox. William Penn was a member of this denomination that founded Pennsylvania.
ANSWER: Quakers [or Religious Society of Friends]
[10m] In 1788, followers of the Friend established a settlement near a lake named for this Iroquois tribe, who they helped negotiate the Treaty of Canandaigua (“KAY-nen-DYE-gwah”) with. This tribe also names the town where the 1848 Declaration of Sentiments was written.
ANSWER: Seneca [accept Seneca Falls]
<History - American, Jamie Burchett> | VAULT II Packet 05

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