Question
The Mormon Church grew quickly, but some of its teachings often placed followers in conflict with their neighbors. For example, Mormons believed _____. that property should be held in common that women could have more than one husband at a time that polygamy was unlawful that taxes were unconstitutional
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The correct answer is: that property should be held in common.
Mormons, particularly in the early days of the Church, had communal living practices and beliefs about property that differed from mainstream American society. Additionally, while polygamy (specifically, the practice of a man having multiple wives) was a significant and controversial aspect of early Mormon teachings, it's important to note that the statement "that women could have more than one husband at a time" is not correct, as it was mainly men who practiced polygamy in the Church.
The other statements regarding polygamy being unlawful and taxes being unconstitutional do not specifically reflect the core beliefs in the same way as the concept of communal property does.
Mormons, particularly in the early days of the Church, had communal living practices and beliefs about property that differed from mainstream American society. Additionally, while polygamy (specifically, the practice of a man having multiple wives) was a significant and controversial aspect of early Mormon teachings, it's important to note that the statement "that women could have more than one husband at a time" is not correct, as it was mainly men who practiced polygamy in the Church.
The other statements regarding polygamy being unlawful and taxes being unconstitutional do not specifically reflect the core beliefs in the same way as the concept of communal property does.