Why did most Anglicans in the southern colonies rarely attend church services? Check all of the boxes that apply.

Anglican services were difficult to attend in the southern colonies because there were few priests to lead them and settlements were spread far apart. Long distances made reaching a church hard, even for people who valued religion. So the best choices are “There were few priests available” and “People lived far away from each other”; the claim that religion was unimportant does not explain the main barriers.

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