The Anglican church suffered in colonial America because of?

Question

A: its strict doctrines and rigid church order.

B; its weak clergy and and close ties with british authorities.

C: its inability to abjust to conditions of life in New England.

D: its reputation for fostering fanatical revivalism.

Answer 1

I'd say A because that's why the pilgrims came here -- for religious freedom.

Answer 2

B probably comes the closest, though the term "weak" implies something I believe to be in error.  I would use the term "shortage of" instead.  However, I believe the correct answer to be "None of the above."

(Remember, the Puritans were Anglicans, as are the Episcopalians.)